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Nothing to know

No sign to stay.

In her brain.

I’ll stand on the chance with nothing to say.

Stand in the blue.

Slow with care.

Shallow.

Intimate.

Light tremallo.

Waves to ease in.

Never monotonous.

Always Grimm.

And sullen.

With embers and trauma.

Cast out into a French corner store.

Where she had stood.

Selling paintings.

Coffee.

Basket house.

Cafe.

Such a muse she was.

At night.

Abandonments.

Outcasts.

Displacements.

Said their words.

Crying inside.

Healing wounds.

Her turn.

And that smile gave me everything to know.

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SwampySuaver
24 / M / In the woods
Published
Jan 9, 2019
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