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Ios

We barely made it out

with our fraying threads

 

For the time we spent

Your spirit had our bodies to rent

 

Centuries from now (I am sure)

You will remember your friends

 

Flocking to spend

Night lasts forever here

Bodies moving, living paint smears

 

Can you see us?

Do you accept our offering?

Gatherer of the hopes we bring

 

Ios, Ios, Ios,

Spelled three letters out for me

One night spans a life

 

The afternoon ferry's a lonely walk

Limestone paint whimpers in restraint

Share and revel and mock

 

Your spirit will never leave

And it calls "Don't go!"

Cry out, Ios

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christian-que
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Published
Jul 27, 2010
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