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I cried for you this morning, sobbing on cobblestone & concrete— a sad song of ephemeral memories & tidings of departures: it was bitter on my tongue, as pernicious rivulets ran down my cheeks. - I stopped at the corner of Anticipation & Daydreams; [I stopped, but I did not cross that threshold.] & the light turned red, so I crossed to Unrequited instead. - at the fork in the road, a beggar pleaded with me to, *please, spare some change.* & I told her, *yes, I finally carry some Change in my palms with which to do good & not destruction.* clink   clink       clink.   - a purple haze of lust & pretense wafted by me suddenly. & inhaling it, I became weightless & weary, but my wounds awoke me, reminding me of the weight I must carry. - I cried for myself this evening: a morose requiem for my formal self. one that is rooted in scars & cacoethes, redemption & grace.
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Jul 31, 2013
Jul 31, 2013 at 9:06 PM UTC
a stroll through Indiscretions.
I cried for you this morning, sobbing on cobblestone & concrete— a sad song of ephemeral memories & tidings of departures: it was bitter on my tongue, as pernicious rivulets ran down my cheeks. - I stopped at the corner of Anticipation & Daydreams; [I stopped, but I did not cross that threshold.] & the light turned red, so I crossed to Unrequited instead. - at the fork in the road, a beggar pleaded with me to, *please, spare some change.* & I told her, *yes, I finally carry some Change in my palms with which to do good & not destruction.* clink   clink       clink.   - a purple haze of lust & pretense wafted by me suddenly. & inhaling it, I became weightless & weary, but my wounds awoke me, reminding me of the weight I must carry. - I cried for myself this evening: a morose requiem for my formal self. one that is rooted in scars & cacoethes, redemption & grace.
-epilogue. [my goodbyes to you are not so good. my farewells to you are all but fair, but this is one encounter we shall never encounter never, never again.]
dorothylynn
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Jul 31, 2013
Jul 31, 2013 at 9:06 PM UTC
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