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Night, and there is nothing more fragile than this fever, an opus of guitars swelling with song and water, fluent as the nocturnes are tuned to the lower scale and strings vibrate deep within the marrow as they ascend, the soul blowing glass, and filling the lungs with a long slow taper of light, streaming as fingers are brought to bear on frets covered in hoarfrost, and stray hair is pushed back from countenance, to reveal the fractions of fire caught upon iris there come slow indulgences, and forgotten things, to twine the body in banners of winter silk, scarves about the wrists, roped in tethers and these feathers of night-blooming jasmine hang in long strands of pearl, from my temple, teal threads of opal and heather braids twine the tone, the time is not all poems upon a blank page or songs to coo the concert of souls muted in chambers acoustically formed of minutes, stolen in a glance, at glimpse of skin or the tender touch of cheek as eyes brim soul-filled to overflow, nocturnal blends the silent pause between movements upon a page where there is room for words, though never found ,but in gesture and margin's note that lays soft upon the tongue, behind lips suited for sighs these lost manuscripts begin a long hand of notes held whole Let the music play again, its plea, eternal, my love, please do not forget how to preserve me, for this is night, and it is fragile....
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 6:54 AM UTC
Nocturne:
Night, and there is nothing more fragile than this fever, an opus of guitars swelling with song and water, fluent as the nocturnes are tuned to the lower scale and strings vibrate deep within the marrow as they ascend, the soul blowing glass, and filling the lungs with a long slow taper of light, streaming as fingers are brought to bear on frets covered in hoarfrost, and stray hair is pushed back from countenance, to reveal the fractions of fire caught upon iris there come slow indulgences, and forgotten things, to twine the body in banners of winter silk, scarves about the wrists, roped in tethers and these feathers of night-blooming jasmine hang in long strands of pearl, from my temple, teal threads of opal and heather braids twine the tone, the time is not all poems upon a blank page or songs to coo the concert of souls muted in chambers acoustically formed of minutes, stolen in a glance, at glimpse of skin or the tender touch of cheek as eyes brim soul-filled to overflow, nocturnal blends the silent pause between movements upon a page where there is room for words, though never found ,but in gesture and margin's note that lays soft upon the tongue, behind lips suited for sighs these lost manuscripts begin a long hand of notes held whole Let the music play again, its plea, eternal, my love, please do not forget how to preserve me, for this is night, and it is fragile....
janette
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 6:54 AM UTC
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