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rainbow-feathered crow

by aheartmovingoutwards

often in days where the sun, in its highest hierarchy, still refuses to warm my feet (stubborn & engulfed in charcoal ), the colorless kaleidoscope behind my eyes will become a photo album of the purple-red hue of waterfront nimbocumulus, jade scrubs not yet bloodied, and the tea kettle sweetly whistling, a collective hymn only conjured by your ambitious, bashful cheekbones- an antidote comprised of scarlet tablecloth and ballroom reverie within the smallest bones of my wrist. in this auspicious daydream inexplicably affixed to reality, i watched a cackling crown absorb the ultraviolet in a stale, forgotten parking lot -- as rainbow plumage replaced black, i thought of your modest palms on my vacant chest, immersing the colorless into the radiance, adrift and unafraid.
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Dec 13, 2017
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