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Her vision steeped before we crossed but no more to ignite the eyes losing track of what was behind, I didn’t bother. I carried concern on my chest, no boulders on my shoulders. I parlayed with my self, negotiating control. A small taste of freedom beckoned, to feel and smell and crave the fancies I fancied. Natural impulse, artificial dissolution. A leading discourse to dry this saturating boredom   with sponges more righteous than martyrs. And burn these tears of impassive self pity in the fires of a desert immolated. A frozen face on my stone like heart. Inequity realized and resolved. Silence is a drug of the lazy and the wise I am neither, but I despise them both and too, the darkness with which speaks, my mind. Slip into a corner, watch the echoes play. lest luck has its day; before I bite the cold earth for good; I will see the martyr walk from the pyre and witness myself burning with desire.
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
Looking through the eyes of the eyes looking through
Her vision steeped before we crossed but no more to ignite the eyes losing track of what was behind, I didn’t bother. I carried concern on my chest, no boulders on my shoulders. I parlayed with my self, negotiating control. A small taste of freedom beckoned, to feel and smell and crave the fancies I fancied. Natural impulse, artificial dissolution. A leading discourse to dry this saturating boredom   with sponges more righteous than martyrs. And burn these tears of impassive self pity in the fires of a desert immolated. A frozen face on my stone like heart. Inequity realized and resolved. Silence is a drug of the lazy and the wise I am neither, but I despise them both and too, the darkness with which speaks, my mind. Slip into a corner, watch the echoes play. lest luck has its day; before I bite the cold earth for good; I will see the martyr walk from the pyre and witness myself burning with desire.
Posted on July 1, 2013
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
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