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the droning image before me, a wetted silhouette hushed in loincloth. all are tiny currents with their immediacy; confound careless grace for warmbound sweat of the swollen world in the heat of an uncollected moment. dartle I may in delight of frenzy, cold air nibbling at my feet. river runs pale in the narrow grey-faced street. knee-deep into the water of no rain, simply a dream of wide hours. mind you in the **** of minutes and fine-tune this machine infected with body english; basking in the flood of midnight – this swirling fish in the permeable navy: a nautical breath tender in its rasp; a trifle on the things and their undulations. remember you in that stolen night, face to face with walls their blackened meanings faces pining away in transit – if the plenitude of voices in the station would merge and form a whole new world, are we to drown in the sound and emerge mute with wonder? I squint at the city across the balustrade, its sibilant air of disgust – I recognize mooned tapestries and see myself as one of the lights, the appropriate tension of hands that have their own silences held to themselves like how I ***** you in light.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 11:53 PM UTC
Slow Moon Over Manila
the droning image before me, a wetted silhouette hushed in loincloth. all are tiny currents with their immediacy; confound careless grace for warmbound sweat of the swollen world in the heat of an uncollected moment. dartle I may in delight of frenzy, cold air nibbling at my feet. river runs pale in the narrow grey-faced street. knee-deep into the water of no rain, simply a dream of wide hours. mind you in the **** of minutes and fine-tune this machine infected with body english; basking in the flood of midnight – this swirling fish in the permeable navy: a nautical breath tender in its rasp; a trifle on the things and their undulations. remember you in that stolen night, face to face with walls their blackened meanings faces pining away in transit – if the plenitude of voices in the station would merge and form a whole new world, are we to drown in the sound and emerge mute with wonder? I squint at the city across the balustrade, its sibilant air of disgust – I recognize mooned tapestries and see myself as one of the lights, the appropriate tension of hands that have their own silences held to themselves like how I ***** you in light.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 11:53 PM UTC
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