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. lights spin backwards in the awakening of midnight with all the youthful bodies moving in reverse to it's rhythm one moves naught because of his wish to step forward against the flow and is thus fixed                                                     stationary a too-late-to-adjust suspension, the view from his seat for the upcoming show is his only companion he is most eager to be drawn into the perimeter of the stage with his bouquet of wrinkled dollar bills stripping down to a personal submission, he presents to her his graying embers and with a grin~ she takes the green from the blush, exchanging it for a golden touch he smiles, with a wink, she spins away with a quick stomp of her heel he smiles, he returns to his seat to sip down a drink that fizzled out years before she was born— he grins... "a dance for the humble" © 2020 by Seranaea Jones all rights reserved
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Sep 17, 2020
Sep 17, 2020 at 8:33 PM UTC
a dance for the humble
. lights spin backwards in the awakening of midnight with all the youthful bodies moving in reverse to it's rhythm one moves naught because of his wish to step forward against the flow and is thus fixed                                                     stationary a too-late-to-adjust suspension, the view from his seat for the upcoming show is his only companion he is most eager to be drawn into the perimeter of the stage with his bouquet of wrinkled dollar bills stripping down to a personal submission, he presents to her his graying embers and with a grin~ she takes the green from the blush, exchanging it for a golden touch he smiles, with a wink, she spins away with a quick stomp of her heel he smiles, he returns to his seat to sip down a drink that fizzled out years before she was born— he grins... "a dance for the humble" © 2020 by Seranaea Jones all rights reserved
the observations of an old man in a dance bar, just passing the time with no real need for anyone's company...
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Sep 17, 2020
Sep 17, 2020 at 8:33 PM UTC
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