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I. (A Rocky Ascent)

This new house whispers things deep in the night. Nouns which bring my brain to new motion. I feel myself cross the line Blinded to me before this time Isn't is strange to look out at the mountains to realize the peaks only appear grand when paired with shadowed valleys. Of course, The old motion of flying can no longer take place Now that naivety has fled Your fingertips. Knowledge applies gravity To once weightless laughter Leaving you beneath the site of golden matter. She cannot kiss your childlike ambition from the base You must strive to be back in her grace. You must strive against all the facts Forever overflowing through the cracks Of memory. Never acknowledge the odds. Only when you give them authority, Can the other find lightening rods, And produce that pulse. But I do. I have turned Time and time again Against my own ambition. Scaling down the mountain With no strength left To battle the icicle winds. But now, I have stood in the cold rock breath too long. My overwhelmed heart has finally begun To numb itself To claim independence To sing with gravity. Now, Now I can use all the downfall, The bruises and blood, Work my way back Towards the sun I used to bask in. Before you spoke lies With intoxicating eyes and silent love sonnets.
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katy-laurel
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Jan 20, 2013
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