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What is left of the window smudge when the lips that yearn kiss against a bitter reflection of what isn't real? It's a solemn wish towards that hope, for one faithless day the eyes will play, play trickery into the hearts of one crowd but pierce but one heart in an earnest gavotte. *"Will you see me today?" "I will see you again, someday."* And there was the glimpse of what is not, the aura of self-release into those eyes but betrayed and hollowed, no one loves more. The copious crowd dispersed, save one soul- Waiting effortlessly in the seconds that none could cherish more than their own. *"You see me today." "I saw you, someday."* © 2007
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 3:49 PM UTC
Window Seat
What is left of the window smudge when the lips that yearn kiss against a bitter reflection of what isn't real? It's a solemn wish towards that hope, for one faithless day the eyes will play, play trickery into the hearts of one crowd but pierce but one heart in an earnest gavotte. *"Will you see me today?" "I will see you again, someday."* And there was the glimpse of what is not, the aura of self-release into those eyes but betrayed and hollowed, no one loves more. The copious crowd dispersed, save one soul- Waiting effortlessly in the seconds that none could cherish more than their own. *"You see me today." "I saw you, someday."* © 2007
neal-emanuelson
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 3:49 PM UTC
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