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She sits behind 4 plates of glass watching the clouds and the colors separate in the sky; waiting with eyes big like harvest moons and a heartbeat stifled like gunshots from blocks away. 5 full thoughts from fragile she's obsessed with the concept of space and what too much of it can do to a person and I left my own philosophies on the subject, written in code across the back of her knuckles tapped out like biorhythms in perfect time. I've got strong hands built entirely of ink where I hold a strange heart and I'm learning to rewire my nature with hers so we can coexist on the same planes simultaneously; I watch her pinch the bridge of her nose and I'm cleaning and adjusting the pair of glasses that sit comfortably on mine, allowing me to see the spaces between our shared syllables and I'm synchronizing our watches to the pace that we fall into naturally breaths held like tongues and left in our lungs to be forgotten.
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Jun 20, 2011
Jun 20, 2011 at 8:35 PM UTC
Synchronized
She sits behind 4 plates of glass watching the clouds and the colors separate in the sky; waiting with eyes big like harvest moons and a heartbeat stifled like gunshots from blocks away. 5 full thoughts from fragile she's obsessed with the concept of space and what too much of it can do to a person and I left my own philosophies on the subject, written in code across the back of her knuckles tapped out like biorhythms in perfect time. I've got strong hands built entirely of ink where I hold a strange heart and I'm learning to rewire my nature with hers so we can coexist on the same planes simultaneously; I watch her pinch the bridge of her nose and I'm cleaning and adjusting the pair of glasses that sit comfortably on mine, allowing me to see the spaces between our shared syllables and I'm synchronizing our watches to the pace that we fall into naturally breaths held like tongues and left in our lungs to be forgotten.
scott-murray
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Jun 20, 2011
Jun 20, 2011 at 8:35 PM UTC
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