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Catching her tears in the breeze From one row of headstones to the next Some days you would see her ghost Walking up and down Like a private on patrol. Entwined with the sun Just before sunrise Creeps over the hill Cascading into a silent film As the shadows sank away Repeating his name over Like a broken tape machine Caught up in a tangle Of half forgotten prayers In at least two different languages Echoing in the wind Butterfly shaped with regrets In a tidal mystery of anger If things had been So very different Over skeletons of feelings Before they turned Into scraps of meanings After the burnt out end of summer Into a willow shaped autumn Following him To the grave Within weeks Filled with nothing But regret.
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 9:05 PM UTC
The Ghost of Dukinfield Cemetery
Catching her tears in the breeze From one row of headstones to the next Some days you would see her ghost Walking up and down Like a private on patrol. Entwined with the sun Just before sunrise Creeps over the hill Cascading into a silent film As the shadows sank away Repeating his name over Like a broken tape machine Caught up in a tangle Of half forgotten prayers In at least two different languages Echoing in the wind Butterfly shaped with regrets In a tidal mystery of anger If things had been So very different Over skeletons of feelings Before they turned Into scraps of meanings After the burnt out end of summer Into a willow shaped autumn Following him To the grave Within weeks Filled with nothing But regret.
A Ghost Story
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 9:05 PM UTC
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