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To be reborn

by @tntcl

I heard a woman singing in the car, about being reborn as a peacock for Krishna so that she could sit in beautiful penance for him. While watching whizzing morning work trucks, and beat-up corollas and motion blur, I thought of you in the stillness of sleep. If I were to be reborn I'd like to be a bird as well so that I could provide the down in your pillow, and be cushion to your carousel crown But then I would be lonely when you go to work. If I were to be reborn, I'd like to be your sunglasses, so that I could protect your squinting eyes, and live by your lushest lashes. But then you'd lock me away in a case, and I won't be able to see you. If I were to be reborn, I'd be a bracelet made of magic beads, so that I could promise health around your often pained wrists, and fix the freedom in your fiery fingers. But then you'll probably lose me, or unstring me accidentally with time. If I were to be reborn, I'd like to be your favorite puppy, so that I could pacify your inner turmoils. and be held by your human hands. But then you'll possibly outlive me, and I wish to watch you grow. If I were to be reborn, I'd be lonely, locked away, left, lost, and outlived- so I'd rather stay in this life with all of my privileges of providing, protecting, promising and pacifying as your lucky lover.
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May 5, 2014
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#alliteration#unconditionallove#lucky#krishna
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