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I once bore witness to no soggy corner, a seedy cinema, or a vile discotheque   when out in the open, the somnolent air on face smashing the distance   often times misappropriated as meaning, or desire – that we hold no choice   to circumstance and acquiesce: I have become consequently obsequious as in April’s proper warmth swallows the coldness of metal and mostly words; it was when nights are spent without maps – roads and their meanings,     separated by lines – washed with the squalid metropolitan living, down from the urban thresh to the empyrean glower of a slow moon beginning   to ignite in someone else’s but mine only and nobody else aches and persistent meanings, a hand reopening    a long-forgotten dusk –  painted anew with a chance never off-tangent    but always at the cynosure of things    this glass with rondure of your face, the valve of shower    your hands or simply the droning sound of driving homeward          that I cannot escape, a voice leaning in, saying something     in the calm wind.
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 3:14 AM UTC
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I once bore witness to no soggy corner, a seedy cinema, or a vile discotheque   when out in the open, the somnolent air on face smashing the distance   often times misappropriated as meaning, or desire – that we hold no choice   to circumstance and acquiesce: I have become consequently obsequious as in April’s proper warmth swallows the coldness of metal and mostly words; it was when nights are spent without maps – roads and their meanings,     separated by lines – washed with the squalid metropolitan living, down from the urban thresh to the empyrean glower of a slow moon beginning   to ignite in someone else’s but mine only and nobody else aches and persistent meanings, a hand reopening    a long-forgotten dusk –  painted anew with a chance never off-tangent    but always at the cynosure of things    this glass with rondure of your face, the valve of shower    your hands or simply the droning sound of driving homeward          that I cannot escape, a voice leaning in, saying something     in the calm wind.
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 3:14 AM UTC
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