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--Sixty Nine: Riding The G Train--

The seats are aging Orange leather with Cracked faces the Lines of wisdom Of ninety Thousand sitters. Entire ecosystems Live on the shining Polished silver of Handles dulled By sweaty palms. Sightline through A window A passing loco Blurred brief Images of Unknown faces. Sightline to the Chamber behind The metal snake Winds down the track A touch of vertigo From uneven motion. Sightline to Cascades of light Brown curls Flowing over Porcelain shoulders. Smooth skin Sweet as aspartame Skii slope neckline Heavenly form Yellow dress Slight movement To the heavenly forms Pouring through White earbuds. Sightline to Sightline Meet in the air Muddy brown Graced by Kaleidoscope Greens yellows hazels browns Electric charge No other passengers Perceive. The doubled thump Wump Picks up speed with a Coy smile A sunrise blossoming Over Eden The birth of an Angel The thirst of desert Sands Quenched. Beauty erupts From the shared gaze Held 6 stops Past hoyt-schermerhorn. Immediate Immaculate Connection Fire through the air Static charge Primal lust Infinite joy If I could just Say hello Hi You've enraptured My soul The epitome of Beauty. I sit instead Stuck Deer in headlights Fuck My twisting insides The grey says Such monstrous Things to itself. Her stop. Fuck. Broken gaze, Disconnected From the maze Of her eyes. I lament. Sightline back To page: "Those that have crossed paths are not memories Nor is the yellowish dove that sleeps in oblivion..." I lament some more At the poignancy And the loss of a stranger Made just for me. She probably would've Broken my pumping Gears anyway, Sayonara, c'est la vie.
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Sep 3, 2012
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"Those that have crossed paths..." from 'There Is No Oblivion (Sonata)' by Pablo Neruda

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