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gray skies

days like this, gray sky

over coastal grandeur,

I sit and look out across

the rubble of a city,

the rubble of our souls;

what a ******* mess

we have made.

 

the gulls loop and dive,

screaming, into the

winter lake, and all

the classical music

in the world couldn't compare

to the dull sorrow

of this moment;

such a beautiful contrast

of trash and gold.

 

we are all, every one,

searching for something

beautiful, something

to hold that won't turn

to stone.

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Nov 8, 2012
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