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Take down the street lights I"m not afraid of the dark, Nor am I any less vulnerable if my isolation is magnified by one of these buzzing thin g s. Their odorous hum is offensive and they violate my vision of the innumerable galaxies living simultaneously with ours. I squint, wanting to witness Them as they witness Me, But even the moon's illumination shining down acceptance like high noon heat is interrupted by the harsh orange-ness stinking up the shallow space. The shadow they cast hovers beneath me lonely, irrelevant; I prefer the one the moon draws, dripping out behind me to linger in places I have passed, or stretching out in front of me like a perpendicular mirror to show me places I've yet to go... Take down the street lights: Of these shadows and of any mysteries the Darkness holds I am not afraid.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 8:27 PM UTC
Take down the street lights
Take down the street lights I"m not afraid of the dark, Nor am I any less vulnerable if my isolation is magnified by one of these buzzing thin g s. Their odorous hum is offensive and they violate my vision of the innumerable galaxies living simultaneously with ours. I squint, wanting to witness Them as they witness Me, But even the moon's illumination shining down acceptance like high noon heat is interrupted by the harsh orange-ness stinking up the shallow space. The shadow they cast hovers beneath me lonely, irrelevant; I prefer the one the moon draws, dripping out behind me to linger in places I have passed, or stretching out in front of me like a perpendicular mirror to show me places I've yet to go... Take down the street lights: Of these shadows and of any mysteries the Darkness holds I am not afraid.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 8:27 PM UTC
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