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Dwarfed by concrete and steel, I struggle to catch, to grasp that which has been stolen by swift phantom hands and soft dying light who whisper, caress, remind. They draw my eye to the setting sun, the dying fire, the phoenix’s last embers burning out. The day’s enchantment will soon expire. Lips drawn down, brows furrowing in a pout. The same spectral breezes tug on my shirt, Pull me towards the tracks that lead me home. Night sweeps across the sky in silken skirts, richly colored, bejewelled with precious stones. I must hurry. Must leave promptly, before Night regresses into a ****** *****
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 1:26 PM UTC
Englewood Sunset
Dwarfed by concrete and steel, I struggle to catch, to grasp that which has been stolen by swift phantom hands and soft dying light who whisper, caress, remind. They draw my eye to the setting sun, the dying fire, the phoenix’s last embers burning out. The day’s enchantment will soon expire. Lips drawn down, brows furrowing in a pout. The same spectral breezes tug on my shirt, Pull me towards the tracks that lead me home. Night sweeps across the sky in silken skirts, richly colored, bejewelled with precious stones. I must hurry. Must leave promptly, before Night regresses into a ****** *****
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20/F/Colorado
May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 1:26 PM UTC
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