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it was hard to believe but one day I'll believe it.

by tread

Patterns in the leaf jacket, Nature plays Jackyl and Hyde with the weather. I wouldn't mind if light didn't light me like a sun-candle, distant star to others, and dark didn't mean I didn't mind death. Preferred it, even. Somewhere in the Dubai of the modern mind, the good still dwells, And so does an earthy spirit. I fell in love with a girl who holds me when I'm  crumble-glass and when I'm rock, No image institutes the angel in her coronary thump, Poised to be the psychic reading cards inside my nuerons, The UVic hoodie she's draped in is what I'd like to see her wear nothing but On a warm Northwest beach, And more than anyone she is a dream come true I just hope I have the strength to believe That dreams really do come true. As of late I've been dead, but she woke me with a start Translated into poems I would usually never read, Let alone write with the confidence of an overdose gone fixed.
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Published
Feb 19, 2013
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