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Our empty syncopation's are patiently ambushed By restless margins of undeclared territory; Shivering cymbals, entraining cloistered memories, A nimbus inclining toward unredeemable quarries: Refrains unimagined, of star-tipped dawns Upon certain days of ritual, unbelievably worn. Breathing dragons of fire-squandering meridians Pour round water upon semblance's drowned emotion; Cleave then to me, who cleaves to the last vestige Of rarefied air, breathed by bellows-smothered centuries When your foot trod the newly opened ****** earth, And your hand hinged loves diagonal, even unto death.
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Jul 11, 2010
Jul 11, 2010 at 12:15 PM UTC
Love's Diagonal
Our empty syncopation's are patiently ambushed By restless margins of undeclared territory; Shivering cymbals, entraining cloistered memories, A nimbus inclining toward unredeemable quarries: Refrains unimagined, of star-tipped dawns Upon certain days of ritual, unbelievably worn. Breathing dragons of fire-squandering meridians Pour round water upon semblance's drowned emotion; Cleave then to me, who cleaves to the last vestige Of rarefied air, breathed by bellows-smothered centuries When your foot trod the newly opened ****** earth, And your hand hinged loves diagonal, even unto death.
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Jul 11, 2010
Jul 11, 2010 at 12:15 PM UTC
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