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Amongst the stretches Of chiseled sidewalk Stuck with gum and bullet holes, Waves of black water Spilled over grass Dangling in the pull Of the moon's smirk. Strung from strands Of yarn not yet dyed Hung a bench of sticks And thorns and buds With the potential to be Pretty, And with shoes cuffing The ankles of skin Pale as the shallow murk Of the wavering sky, Swinging with the steady Beat of the croaks And raspy whispers from A hat covered head, A splash of water, Cool with the gentle peace Of the final page Of a book unwritten, But open to any reader Who dare choke on the waves themselves.
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 12:20 PM UTC
It Was Called The Lake
Amongst the stretches Of chiseled sidewalk Stuck with gum and bullet holes, Waves of black water Spilled over grass Dangling in the pull Of the moon's smirk. Strung from strands Of yarn not yet dyed Hung a bench of sticks And thorns and buds With the potential to be Pretty, And with shoes cuffing The ankles of skin Pale as the shallow murk Of the wavering sky, Swinging with the steady Beat of the croaks And raspy whispers from A hat covered head, A splash of water, Cool with the gentle peace Of the final page Of a book unwritten, But open to any reader Who dare choke on the waves themselves.
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 12:20 PM UTC
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