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Lincoln Cathedral

by @lp-foster

I'd like to be barefoot just me on my own walking in this place I'd never feel alone I wouldn't worry if they're watching or care who "they" are I'd feel the history beneath my feet when I trace every scar Floors have memories of that I'm sure they remember who's been there and know the power of age it's never enough just to stare I crave to feel stone on skin I see the carvings dance high above but I want to feel these paths filled with both hate and love people have died where I'm standing but I can't feel their blues because instead of stone I feel the souls of shoes Some crave the feeling of skin on skin but more seductive is stone because no matter the age it's memories that I can't own
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Sep 16, 2010
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