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The stone stood its ground. And waited for me to run after it. . . it had flown through the sky attached to my cry. Now it was asleep in the sun wrapped in its own silence. I grasped it in a fist. Let my warmth enter it. Then spoke to the stone in the littlest of sound. "Stone.?" I addressed it "Do you want to fly again into the blue of summer?" The stone gave a little shadow of a smile. I took that for its: "yeSSSS!" My hand flung it to the far away. Then: raced after its parabola. Time chased me to a tree with a bird trapped inside its song. My stone lay at the tree's feet awaiting the next throw. . This world of two when friend stone and I played with forever. The great big blue smiling with all of its summer.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
THROUGH CENTURIES OF JUNE ( for Pinakini Naik )
The stone stood its ground. And waited for me to run after it. . . it had flown through the sky attached to my cry. Now it was asleep in the sun wrapped in its own silence. I grasped it in a fist. Let my warmth enter it. Then spoke to the stone in the littlest of sound. "Stone.?" I addressed it "Do you want to fly again into the blue of summer?" The stone gave a little shadow of a smile. I took that for its: "yeSSSS!" My hand flung it to the far away. Then: raced after its parabola. Time chased me to a tree with a bird trapped inside its song. My stone lay at the tree's feet awaiting the next throw. . This world of two when friend stone and I played with forever. The great big blue smiling with all of its summer.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
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