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Lady,           lady,                    lady, It made no sense then and still I'm at a lack. Those days I'd read and fall asleep, take the cheap warmth of the sun on my cheeks (and literacy) for granted, then wake to a sunburn on my back. Aloe evenings, peeling loose skin revealing goose-flesh, feeling foolish again, by my garden on my deck off my guard and lonely. Heck, this is only one instance where I had chills that summer Another was under the orange glow of a poorly funded lighthouse, Us there - just sitting - perched on my car, parked               on           a slope West River lay ahead and below - Behind were the kinds of smiles and glances people give before they know each other and the chances of where they both may go So, I took my time not giving a **** despite the dame's insistence on a kiss the tourists planned - Too many instants spent looking, fearing leaping peering,               keeping                             distance                                            sparse. Alas, a tour de farce? Thanks to pop-rocks when our lips touched we chuckled at the sparks Lip gloss Then my loss of control Utterly unable to console Is it any wonder the cunning fox we saw just wandered home? With this rhetoric I am ready to admit that I lack(ed) certainty Was the mist real or is't only foggy in my memory? In hindsight I do mind causing pain Though my brain, it sure likes hurting me And lo, À l'acadie we go ...for academia! My ego can't stand seein' ya so the strained "Hello" is ignored - Please impale it on the sword of vanity and estrangement! As I sway toward derangement or insanity, I lurch forward lacksidaisically Need to learn to curb these feelings to watch out for those of others As the sun or lighthouse over us this message resolutely hovers: I hurt
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Feb 28, 2013
Feb 28, 2013 at 9:52 PM UTC
Alackaday
Lady,           lady,                    lady, It made no sense then and still I'm at a lack. Those days I'd read and fall asleep, take the cheap warmth of the sun on my cheeks (and literacy) for granted, then wake to a sunburn on my back. Aloe evenings, peeling loose skin revealing goose-flesh, feeling foolish again, by my garden on my deck off my guard and lonely. Heck, this is only one instance where I had chills that summer Another was under the orange glow of a poorly funded lighthouse, Us there - just sitting - perched on my car, parked               on           a slope West River lay ahead and below - Behind were the kinds of smiles and glances people give before they know each other and the chances of where they both may go So, I took my time not giving a **** despite the dame's insistence on a kiss the tourists planned - Too many instants spent looking, fearing leaping peering,               keeping                             distance                                            sparse. Alas, a tour de farce? Thanks to pop-rocks when our lips touched we chuckled at the sparks Lip gloss Then my loss of control Utterly unable to console Is it any wonder the cunning fox we saw just wandered home? With this rhetoric I am ready to admit that I lack(ed) certainty Was the mist real or is't only foggy in my memory? In hindsight I do mind causing pain Though my brain, it sure likes hurting me And lo, À l'acadie we go ...for academia! My ego can't stand seein' ya so the strained "Hello" is ignored - Please impale it on the sword of vanity and estrangement! As I sway toward derangement or insanity, I lurch forward lacksidaisically Need to learn to curb these feelings to watch out for those of others As the sun or lighthouse over us this message resolutely hovers: I hurt
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Feb 28, 2013
Feb 28, 2013 at 9:52 PM UTC
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