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If I reach into your traveling star will these hands turn to ash? If I can no longer picture your calming eyes in my imagination are you then gone from my weary hearthfire? Do the glowing embers fall silent the moment I have forgotten the places where we practiced our cosmic devotions? When this time has passed I am still not whole and no one can save all these mists of rain, alien roses gone green, misty mountain spires blackened by the pummeling fists of time. I am the creator who wants to crush fear, knowing this rushing onslaught of unasked-for doubt and heart instability rises like bile from our thrashing chests. In a moment I am gone. Alone until the end, the soul-missle has self-destructed. We are children of detonation, the demolished remnants cleared away to make room for something new. This could not be prevented. Souls twist on the noose. Soft rain descends and the smell of death pervades.
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 7:16 PM UTC
The Sun Says Nothing When You Are Not Here
If I reach into your traveling star will these hands turn to ash? If I can no longer picture your calming eyes in my imagination are you then gone from my weary hearthfire? Do the glowing embers fall silent the moment I have forgotten the places where we practiced our cosmic devotions? When this time has passed I am still not whole and no one can save all these mists of rain, alien roses gone green, misty mountain spires blackened by the pummeling fists of time. I am the creator who wants to crush fear, knowing this rushing onslaught of unasked-for doubt and heart instability rises like bile from our thrashing chests. In a moment I am gone. Alone until the end, the soul-missle has self-destructed. We are children of detonation, the demolished remnants cleared away to make room for something new. This could not be prevented. Souls twist on the noose. Soft rain descends and the smell of death pervades.
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 7:16 PM UTC
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