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I shoved that day aside the moment it started. Grey skies with only patches of blue, internal rhyming in each casual phrase said, tossed, that meant more than at first glance. There were too many forced alliterations, too many under-the-breath mutterings cluttering the belly of every once-white cloud. The ground was too hard, the world shifting too easily beneath my feet, and the air was too supple, too slippery to breathe. Not just another day; no catastrophe in sight, but no rainbow ending either. And no word from you.
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 12:52 AM UTC
No Word
I shoved that day aside the moment it started. Grey skies with only patches of blue, internal rhyming in each casual phrase said, tossed, that meant more than at first glance. There were too many forced alliterations, too many under-the-breath mutterings cluttering the belly of every once-white cloud. The ground was too hard, the world shifting too easily beneath my feet, and the air was too supple, too slippery to breathe. Not just another day; no catastrophe in sight, but no rainbow ending either. And no word from you.
world hinging on an important piece of nothing
r-saba
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Oct 11, 2012
Oct 11, 2012 at 12:52 AM UTC
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