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. In a cavern long about the edge of time dwells a sadness deep upon my heart, where fragments of my imagination cry out from a desolate vault, iron clad and riveted of a stone mason’s might Welded shut, encrusted with fear and loneliness in unsealed envelopes addressed to someone other than me Where neighbors retrieve and process, regardless of names and stamped signatures, unwilling to pay the postage now due of an encased memory shoveled away to linger on each crow’s feather that falls from the reaches far above my head, dropping square tears from round eyes, mapping my cheeks in solitary traces of vertical weeping Self imposed some may say, and they could be correct, though when it comes to forgotten, that heart of gold, worth more than its weight in life, pays more attention to the fate of others than collecting breaths of this or any next door, across the fence wisdom For if they hurt, those who shouldn’t, then what is the use With heavy stone in hand I tap, loudly on the reinforced tarnished structure in a series of dots and dashes, rhythmic chaos to some, but patterned to the beat of my heart saying, you are loved, you are cherished, you are needed and most importantly, you are not alone, hoping the chanting echoes land upon listening ears, and you can smile once more and I can feel it
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Jun 29, 2016
Jun 29, 2016 at 11:05 AM UTC
Then what is the use
. In a cavern long about the edge of time dwells a sadness deep upon my heart, where fragments of my imagination cry out from a desolate vault, iron clad and riveted of a stone mason’s might Welded shut, encrusted with fear and loneliness in unsealed envelopes addressed to someone other than me Where neighbors retrieve and process, regardless of names and stamped signatures, unwilling to pay the postage now due of an encased memory shoveled away to linger on each crow’s feather that falls from the reaches far above my head, dropping square tears from round eyes, mapping my cheeks in solitary traces of vertical weeping Self imposed some may say, and they could be correct, though when it comes to forgotten, that heart of gold, worth more than its weight in life, pays more attention to the fate of others than collecting breaths of this or any next door, across the fence wisdom For if they hurt, those who shouldn’t, then what is the use With heavy stone in hand I tap, loudly on the reinforced tarnished structure in a series of dots and dashes, rhythmic chaos to some, but patterned to the beat of my heart saying, you are loved, you are cherished, you are needed and most importantly, you are not alone, hoping the chanting echoes land upon listening ears, and you can smile once more and I can feel it
Stephank
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Jun 29, 2016
Jun 29, 2016 at 11:05 AM UTC
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