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Celestial Bodies

He clings to

romantic planetary ideologies

an extrahuman love external to mans vulnerable heart

external to the home that holds those hearts

he is as distorted as Mercurys liquid iron core, waning heart

shrinking at the same rate as Mercurys crust

can he not settle for a love as human as himself?

even knowing that a variable “her” is still constructed of stardust

an organic structure composed of the same planetary fragments he adores

an elucidated depiction of the universe

but one whom he is able to hold.

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natasha-velvet
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Jan 17, 2013
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