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She had me pushed up against a wall, And so many wishes fell a part, I could not count the thoughts that left me, Nor could I count or comprehend the way I felt, I could grasp and guess at it, As though some moonlit, angelic, breath had wrapt itself around my neck, in such a lifely grasp, Nothing that could **** but everything that could do the opposite, She told me a story, and so many other stories that I can not remember with lips, such imperfect lips, and such hard hitting silence, Against this wall, it was another life, another living, a dream Inside places, worldy, unimaginable places that can only exist in moments, everything leaves you but a graceful moment. Memories of perfect moments, stop themselves against mindful windows and scenery, landscapes, and lovely melodies, They pin themselves so tragically against against a fate that will be forgotten, I am grateful, and in a dreary storm of longing for these moments full of perfection, are stuck with smiles archived and buried upon themselves, To reach and grasp, empty handed, convinced and frightened, I reach out for something, quite the something, That, can no longer be reached out for.
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 5:03 PM UTC
Lactose and Longing
She had me pushed up against a wall, And so many wishes fell a part, I could not count the thoughts that left me, Nor could I count or comprehend the way I felt, I could grasp and guess at it, As though some moonlit, angelic, breath had wrapt itself around my neck, in such a lifely grasp, Nothing that could **** but everything that could do the opposite, She told me a story, and so many other stories that I can not remember with lips, such imperfect lips, and such hard hitting silence, Against this wall, it was another life, another living, a dream Inside places, worldy, unimaginable places that can only exist in moments, everything leaves you but a graceful moment. Memories of perfect moments, stop themselves against mindful windows and scenery, landscapes, and lovely melodies, They pin themselves so tragically against against a fate that will be forgotten, I am grateful, and in a dreary storm of longing for these moments full of perfection, are stuck with smiles archived and buried upon themselves, To reach and grasp, empty handed, convinced and frightened, I reach out for something, quite the something, That, can no longer be reached out for.
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 5:03 PM UTC
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