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Driving.

Diacridic

He lays

While the leaves sit underneath

the brilliance of sincerities tree,

 

and thinking to you

were all the things done by.

 

As it were

Discriptless

Pages left turned and inkless

What's left behind inside

the minds of an intertwining summer

a conclusion predesignated.

 

I saw to you,

just as I waved hello to goodnight’s moon.

As they touched along the surfaces

fleeting into the skin

A welcomed wound.

 

And didn’t you know,

That the pictures I stole

Of every point of you

Were etching onto sheets of heaven

into the reflections of the mirrors

that sit before your bedside.

 

While it rests

with mixed spirits,

the roses that I bore

 

Passing through glowing bodies

are the images you started to dream with me

while the silences burrow

 

A judgement left only partially bridged.

Melded with the manifestation of adoptions quest

 

And as the calls ring in secluce,

I still feel that this alley is ghostless

Lest this vase breathe the life

of unwilted flowers

 

where the flip sides meet

on the evenings tides

joined by charmed indifferences

 

in company with the character

of an old flame,

only tangible with

lights which lay ahead.

 

medleyed in to what's to be.

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Written by
Valence
F / Australia
Published
Oct 17, 2018
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