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Oct 2013
And suddenly, it is as if a light
is shone on me, illuminating all.

I reel, synapses firing much too
slowly. The world accelerates,

magnifies, and every detail is
significant. Each one of your

hairs shines, falling to rest as
a pool of molten gold on your shoulder.

Your lips part ever so slightly,
teeth playing coy, hiding behind

your translucent smile, and you
kiss me. I close my eyes and meet

you halfway. When we draw back,
the colours are once more muted,

and in your arms I weep.
Josh Taylor
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