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inabsolute absolution

i have no more room for these testaments.

their biblical proportions

swell

and strain the seams of my naïveté.

 

your afterlife glides past

with wings of melting wax

attempting to tempt me with tales

of a hellish heaven

and a heavenly hell

 

but i prefer a Floydian philosophy

for all i touch

and all i see.

 

 

death's crooked fingers reach us all in time

 

 

yet had i the faculty

fresh from the womb

i would have feared my birth

over any eventual demise.

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lindsey-miller
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Jun 23, 2012
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