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The Last Fireworks

by @wuji-shiu

Fireworks could have been The most brilliant butterflies Of the night, with colors That sparked a lifetime of my imagination I witnessed them like Lightning in my veins I burned out of colors Even up to the final blue Searching my skin for The design of youth I watched the skies in my heart Hoping for a light, again & again You were the fire that left Me for another year of fireworks I still go to the carnival Where we used to watch the fireworks Glistening with a savage flow Love is for stronger bodies I guess Deep against the contrast of Years ahead of them, fireworks Were a masterpiece in my silence The exhale of summer’s honesty A border where hopes and dreams Never seemed to completely cross It was the year of the Dragon I remember now, serenity on high in lights And their vivid explosions never Seemed enough awe or whatever To reflect the beauty of earth.
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Oct 15, 2014
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