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Look Away

Loose strands falling,

hiding a shadow of pain.

My hollow stare burrowed deep

into the ground, shoveling down

the wistful sorrows of haunted eyes.

A succubus forged of fire.

 

And I looked away

into the weight of open palms

as the veil drifts the space between.

Weary heartbeats throb quietly

while a mute heart fills with mourning,

greeting the skyfall speechless.

 

Dying stars dive into the deluge,

steal an empty breath away,

leaving behind this lonesome breathing.

And I remember dreaming,

how it flows freely through the vessel;

a short rest while bleeding.

 

Half-life living fights the feeling,

dying alone resents the healing.

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Written by
flame-heart
38 / Stockholm
Published
Mar 5
Lines·Words
20·103
Tags
#grief#healing#silence#temptation#dreams
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