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Oh flightless seabird, I think you are lovely. Mouth unfed, feathers untethered. Sitting pretty on the creek, friends and families tasting the blue. No wind under your feet, not yet. They think fondly of you, seabird. That’s a choice they’re allowed to make. The higher they fly, the further away you become. The weakest love you, pity turns to self love. At least they can fly, at least they’re not alone. You know better, my seabird. I saw you, and so I knew you. Easy. It is you and you alone who grins at lilac kisses, melts the silver sparks. Sour grass midnight and rusted dawns alike agree that you see, therefore you are. Flightless seabird, We’re looking back with glass eyes. You are here, and you are loved. You are not alone.
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Aug 3, 2020
Aug 3, 2020 at 1:39 PM UTC
Flightless Seabird
Oh flightless seabird, I think you are lovely. Mouth unfed, feathers untethered. Sitting pretty on the creek, friends and families tasting the blue. No wind under your feet, not yet. They think fondly of you, seabird. That’s a choice they’re allowed to make. The higher they fly, the further away you become. The weakest love you, pity turns to self love. At least they can fly, at least they’re not alone. You know better, my seabird. I saw you, and so I knew you. Easy. It is you and you alone who grins at lilac kisses, melts the silver sparks. Sour grass midnight and rusted dawns alike agree that you see, therefore you are. Flightless seabird, We’re looking back with glass eyes. You are here, and you are loved. You are not alone.
anneflower
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Aug 3, 2020
Aug 3, 2020 at 1:39 PM UTC
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