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Sometimes I'll let the wind in with me Swirling surroundings, steady breeze. Meet embraces with graced arms, Wrists and fingers all adorned White smiles Silver cans Red wine in decorated hands. I’m aware of the hold before our eyes even meet. My movements, Engraving orbit for your gaze with nearly bare feet. Ankles decorated, wrapped in strings that fell Tattered and brace, loosely wrapping bones are how I’ve made footsteps into ringing bells, Tangible, as the hair falling to back you’ve well shown Can catch your gaze, when I so wish, so well. You’ll listen to clock hands as I take my time to swathe white bones In a harvest of purples, reds and blue. Each red lip sip will color my aura more mulberry and violet tones, Round the wall of stone and brick and out of sight, where I won’t wait for you. You’ll be wondering whether I’m still here, your eyes will be searching for the gray of mine. Mercifully, I’ll touch your arm, A hello whispered in your ear Bestowing only a smile more then you'll lose me to the more open air of airy pines. Now begins your true hunger for my eyes to be on only you, just as they have been before and it is only a matter of time, I know it’s true til your feet, as well follow my path, outside this door. Maybe you’ll watch me out window’s glass, uneven, old and grasp a dark figure stair-top perched, all golden light and silver stars Maybe my head will be turned as you gather me up to your arms so fast and, just like i knew, it will be, all there we were's and here we ares. I’ll turn to face you and you’ll exhale, you're at once relieved our gaze again has met, and I’ll be thinking only of how good it would have been if you'd caught me with a cigarette.
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 9:27 PM UTC
Influence of a Daughter
Sometimes I'll let the wind in with me Swirling surroundings, steady breeze. Meet embraces with graced arms, Wrists and fingers all adorned White smiles Silver cans Red wine in decorated hands. I’m aware of the hold before our eyes even meet. My movements, Engraving orbit for your gaze with nearly bare feet. Ankles decorated, wrapped in strings that fell Tattered and brace, loosely wrapping bones are how I’ve made footsteps into ringing bells, Tangible, as the hair falling to back you’ve well shown Can catch your gaze, when I so wish, so well. You’ll listen to clock hands as I take my time to swathe white bones In a harvest of purples, reds and blue. Each red lip sip will color my aura more mulberry and violet tones, Round the wall of stone and brick and out of sight, where I won’t wait for you. You’ll be wondering whether I’m still here, your eyes will be searching for the gray of mine. Mercifully, I’ll touch your arm, A hello whispered in your ear Bestowing only a smile more then you'll lose me to the more open air of airy pines. Now begins your true hunger for my eyes to be on only you, just as they have been before and it is only a matter of time, I know it’s true til your feet, as well follow my path, outside this door. Maybe you’ll watch me out window’s glass, uneven, old and grasp a dark figure stair-top perched, all golden light and silver stars Maybe my head will be turned as you gather me up to your arms so fast and, just like i knew, it will be, all there we were's and here we ares. I’ll turn to face you and you’ll exhale, you're at once relieved our gaze again has met, and I’ll be thinking only of how good it would have been if you'd caught me with a cigarette.
kasandra-cook
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 9:27 PM UTC
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