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dreaming of calliope

calliope spoke to me last night.

she asked me, with light in her eyes:

"what if our real lives begin

when we fall asleep?"

i didn't answer

because sometimes beauty leaves

one speechless and in awe.

but i smiled.

and as she moved throughout the room,

i felt a sense of wonder.

 

but sometimes beauty leaves.

and as i awoke,

i realized that i missed

someone from a dream

more than i had missed anyone

else in my entire life.

and i thought to myself as the sunlight

reached for me through the window:

"when i die, i hope

calliope is there to greet me."

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Oct 7, 2013
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