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A paradox in itself But then I saw her there across the room through flocks and flocks of 'beautiful' silly seagulls --               frivolously flocking,                                             pecking at the shiniest trash that flutters by Only to swallow pass flock, peck again -------------------------------------------------------------- She intrigued my mind    through the eye I saw her beak was flat                                y no craning,                   crooning neck                                   l                                            and could not f for she had no wings ... maybe we do not care to fly! -------------------------------------------------------------- Like the Red Sea She-Moses split through the flock to me, beakless surrounded by chronically cocking faces all but one,                                                                       all alone She had been                                                     too ------------------------------------------------------------- Now next to me                                                                                                       No wandering eye could care in soundless conversation proclaimed we                        are together as one we surely gleamed as gold too bright for gulls to see               ...Mastur-consolation? ------------------------------------------------------------- And so it's true we were                   alone                                together perfect paradoxical bliss
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 6:58 PM UTC
Alone Together~
A paradox in itself But then I saw her there across the room through flocks and flocks of 'beautiful' silly seagulls --               frivolously flocking,                                             pecking at the shiniest trash that flutters by Only to swallow pass flock, peck again -------------------------------------------------------------- She intrigued my mind    through the eye I saw her beak was flat                                y no craning,                   crooning neck                                   l                                            and could not f for she had no wings ... maybe we do not care to fly! -------------------------------------------------------------- Like the Red Sea She-Moses split through the flock to me, beakless surrounded by chronically cocking faces all but one,                                                                       all alone She had been                                                     too ------------------------------------------------------------- Now next to me                                                                                                       No wandering eye could care in soundless conversation proclaimed we                        are together as one we surely gleamed as gold too bright for gulls to see               ...Mastur-consolation? ------------------------------------------------------------- And so it's true we were                   alone                                together perfect paradoxical bliss
I never do free-form... Another quick write. Hope you enjoy.
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 6:58 PM UTC
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