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She burned me free

she went up

and then down,

up again, a twirling cup

with the transparent white,

rising against the black,

a swaying and a laidback push

 

of more of her

and she would curl

in a dance, light and hypnotic

to sync my time with hers

and we'd float

and sink together

into nothingness

 

out of which

exist, she and i

two fickle bodies

earthly yet divine,

 

and she burned me free

with the bare truth forlorn

 

"i lay a trail of ash,

and so would you,

for you are in a body,

by form and pleasure sieged,

free to burn

and be like me."

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aaron
Indian
Published
Jul 6, 2013
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