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I see an angel slouching, In the sky, as if heaven Were so heavy. Seabird, where do you come From? Is the earth too much, To take all in? I know how you feel sailing, Above it all yet drawn too, As I am drawn. Wraith, I want to feel that place You are winging from here, As now, forgetting. *But it's so hard to fly, Unlike you, just easily, I will close my blind eyes And trail your mission starry.* I will tread in air backwards, Deep into sky heavens, Sloughing all the way.
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 12:48 AM UTC
Seabird
I see an angel slouching, In the sky, as if heaven Were so heavy. Seabird, where do you come From? Is the earth too much, To take all in? I know how you feel sailing, Above it all yet drawn too, As I am drawn. Wraith, I want to feel that place You are winging from here, As now, forgetting. *But it's so hard to fly, Unlike you, just easily, I will close my blind eyes And trail your mission starry.* I will tread in air backwards, Deep into sky heavens, Sloughing all the way.
rainey-birthwright
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 12:48 AM UTC
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