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Betrayers in the garden Always never miss They know how to kiss And to be done and dusted Not like this Subtle, slow Like wind weathering away at stone From longing lonely for millennium To finally, ultimately, all alone Never saw the approaching going Early warning signs came too late No defining cyclonic moments No turmoil, lightning tempest, trunk snapping break Just a wayward calypso breeze The creaking of a gate And gone like there never was Scented garden, harbour, resting place And the planet in ages past Had never really turned full face Towards the sun, into light, into life In its endless round of space © Steve Kelly aka kellyocs 2013
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 6:00 PM UTC
They Know How To Kiss
Betrayers in the garden Always never miss They know how to kiss And to be done and dusted Not like this Subtle, slow Like wind weathering away at stone From longing lonely for millennium To finally, ultimately, all alone Never saw the approaching going Early warning signs came too late No defining cyclonic moments No turmoil, lightning tempest, trunk snapping break Just a wayward calypso breeze The creaking of a gate And gone like there never was Scented garden, harbour, resting place And the planet in ages past Had never really turned full face Towards the sun, into light, into life In its endless round of space © Steve Kelly aka kellyocs 2013
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 6:00 PM UTC
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