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seeing a cocoon

(I imagine) I am a moth circling around the same beautiful flower that a hungry lemur found I land on the petals entranced by the sweet smell of the nectar and the comfort of the weather I hear the snap of a twig and every time I have heard that sound I cease to exist then a cloud appears and I begin again my heart is in the right place but I am not sure where that is from my childhood I recall seeing a cocoon and that strange memory makes me think of you I can not explain the feeling of watching something about to bloom all the while hoping it will fly home to sooth a paranoia that my life has seemed to have proved true I try with all my strength to hold it but through my fingers it always seems to slip through I will just turn away and head on back home I am tired and that road is just too long to walk with these poorly healed broken bones I seem to be better at being alone but I seen that rainbow I swear I did appear in front of us but we did not know that we will always be kids and it is just a myth to be grown
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brian-carson
American
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May 19, 2016
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