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in-between hours

Twice she came and twice she went, Each time with less a grasp of reality. Arms spread wide, Head thrown back, Her dress whirrled silver as she spun. Fast, like a clock. Turning back years in minutes. A spindle unwraveling threads of silk. When she stopped she never stumbled, Only swayed. The wandered away, In wistful delirium.
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Apr 25, 2012
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