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blanket stare

beg the sun to reclaim my mind

seen nothing but a steep decline

ease a little from the race

uncovering pale scars to trace

 

swooning over blackened clouds

no one pay attention now

starved enough to feed the flame

never lasts to see the rain

 

scuffing up the jaded ice

breaking into silence twice

running backwards in place again

laughing at the solid bend

 

subtle esoteric smile

intentions make the night worthwhile

inside your blanket stare i see

the footprint of catastrophy

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Feb 21, 2011
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