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Stark blue suns are her eyes, Set in the redden cosmos of breaking hair, Light is caught in rings And broke are mine as they shy from heat; The cauldron of spheres, That rope in the twines of constellations. In fractals of tearing blood; Which stream in a body so like heavens, She plays with sprung time And the arrow of reason is forced beyond, Into the eyes unknowing; How the flesh is shorn in the cloths of stars. Such cold fire in those eyes, Neutron blue is the inert crush of gravity; Unloosed with surrender And in a field of meteors lies the alchemy; Crash of rarified metals, She smelts of iridium blast, casts into soul. Her eys are for makings, Planets collide to form creations dream; To bury sorrows in rock, As it flows up from an orb into her mantle; A plateau of cloud for man, To reach birth of light, christen in goddess.
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Oct 16, 2015
Oct 16, 2015 at 7:18 PM UTC
Light is Caught in Rings
Stark blue suns are her eyes, Set in the redden cosmos of breaking hair, Light is caught in rings And broke are mine as they shy from heat; The cauldron of spheres, That rope in the twines of constellations. In fractals of tearing blood; Which stream in a body so like heavens, She plays with sprung time And the arrow of reason is forced beyond, Into the eyes unknowing; How the flesh is shorn in the cloths of stars. Such cold fire in those eyes, Neutron blue is the inert crush of gravity; Unloosed with surrender And in a field of meteors lies the alchemy; Crash of rarified metals, She smelts of iridium blast, casts into soul. Her eys are for makings, Planets collide to form creations dream; To bury sorrows in rock, As it flows up from an orb into her mantle; A plateau of cloud for man, To reach birth of light, christen in goddess.
ormond
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Oct 16, 2015
Oct 16, 2015 at 7:18 PM UTC
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