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Time swirls above me in the dead of coldest night, when the witching hour brings you in copper cloud's delight, So I can feel you moving, touch the quivers of my skin, bursting through the cascades of the naked storm within Rushing you inside me pushing deeper, deeper in, tasting salt in tongues when the droplets cleave the wind And the boundaries cease between us: dissolve where sweat begins. Torrents sweep in waves coursing through the joining Syn Face to face we rise from the pipes of Pan within breathing mist together as the bird songs wreathe a ring of foliage and of flowers around ancient stones and altars, Where all the others leave us their carrion in the garbage, we take Raven with us and soar above the bloodlines, the glisten of the kin Raising new horizons, we feel the morning spin, hatching suns beneath us in the shadow of our wings, un-folding life together, ten-folding on forever ... and ever ... Within.
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Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 6:17 PM UTC
Face to Face: Within
Time swirls above me in the dead of coldest night, when the witching hour brings you in copper cloud's delight, So I can feel you moving, touch the quivers of my skin, bursting through the cascades of the naked storm within Rushing you inside me pushing deeper, deeper in, tasting salt in tongues when the droplets cleave the wind And the boundaries cease between us: dissolve where sweat begins. Torrents sweep in waves coursing through the joining Syn Face to face we rise from the pipes of Pan within breathing mist together as the bird songs wreathe a ring of foliage and of flowers around ancient stones and altars, Where all the others leave us their carrion in the garbage, we take Raven with us and soar above the bloodlines, the glisten of the kin Raising new horizons, we feel the morning spin, hatching suns beneath us in the shadow of our wings, un-folding life together, ten-folding on forever ... and ever ... Within.
christine-ueri
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Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 6:17 PM UTC
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