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Aeternal Beauty

There is a soft sound of your guitar playing violently

into the wind. It echoes through the vast open fields of

my mind as we wait for the sensations of our souls begin to

set themselves into motion. I feel your sweet embrace touch

me like a drop of early morning dew on a dry leaf. There is

only magic in the air as we pick the forget-me-nots and

watch them slowly fade away. As the sun sets suddenly, our

shadows fall into the disarray of elegant emotion.

 

Faithful is the night that cries its warm hollowed glow  

of happiness and fortune. As we accept our choices of

a free balanced ever changing life we begin to

imagine if we truly are eternal, and not only

taken in by the lies our senses contain. Very soft, very

chic, our bright eyes speak, of a time when our land was free

and the hope we once yearned for was really there, that

we truly are aware. Do not be scared my immaculate

princess, our hearts may still play. Although she may seem

unhappy at times, she will never break. Like that unwanted

can of tuna, our wasted memories become absent to the past

goals that meet within our serenity. Star child of the sun and moon,

let the enigmatic powers of the universe hold true to our

inner most desires of what we expect of ourselves.

 

Not gold but silver. Not heaven, nor hell, enchant us in the ways

of the weak, meek and humble. For we owe them the world.

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May 15, 2012
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