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B. (The Garden I Share With Baudelaire)

There is a storm brewing on the horizon. The shadow covets my harbor, unimpressed with all the shelter I have sought to avoid it's black cloud claws. This sickening frame of perspective soaks up the sorrowful rain; convinced there is nothing outside of painful growth. The thunder fills up any space for other thought and I am overcome with the angry vibrations of particular nature. Other roots sing out to the rain with acceptance and understanding. I look to their placement and try to pray alongside the healthy, but just as contentment ascends past my roots lightening thrusts it's late night epitomes deep into the soil. Oh, song of few fragile petals, although you have been over pruned by unconscious hands, you are not of that love. Containing so much more than black eyes and regretted births; remember the newness of every day. Keep repeating those memorized murmurs of broken poets, but keep the beauty of communication let the mesmerizing misery fall back into the sky.
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katy-laurel
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Nov 13, 2011
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