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HOW THE BLACK SHINES He remembers the particular glance of sunlight off a bird's wing so that the black shone for that second and forever and how he had stolen it from the living tapestry of that only moment and if one were to go back it would be found to be missing thieved from Time and how now the typewriter keys raise their angry little fists and strike the page in rage and the tiny ting when a word comes to the end of a line and the stolen sunshine and the shining of black become the words that are offered now this seeing at seven become a bird of words startled to find itself now on the snowdrift of a page snatched from the memory of a child who is no longer a child
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 6:34 AM UTC
HOW THE BLACK SHINES
HOW THE BLACK SHINES He remembers the particular glance of sunlight off a bird's wing so that the black shone for that second and forever and how he had stolen it from the living tapestry of that only moment and if one were to go back it would be found to be missing thieved from Time and how now the typewriter keys raise their angry little fists and strike the page in rage and the tiny ting when a word comes to the end of a line and the stolen sunshine and the shining of black become the words that are offered now this seeing at seven become a bird of words startled to find itself now on the snowdrift of a page snatched from the memory of a child who is no longer a child
donall-dempsey
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 6:34 AM UTC
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