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Grandeur's Illusion

****** eyes enjoy fragmenting

dissonance above her tongue,

like the last regard of bids and

oiled bye's.

 

A facet mirrors a ruby glimmer,

the final of my curve

grimaced upon staggering eyelids.

 

And would you even dare

to pocket the ***** of the future,

slipping in surprising residue?

 

There are no empty reflections,

ones you hold in curled fists--

 

--at least, not for tonight.

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