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Who will cherish me, When withering autumn leaves Are stripped of their golden gallantry By the biting winter winds. Writer and reader alike, Chasing streams of contradictions; Like our will to death, fighting for life. Am I here at all if I am not here to stay? Points of purpose in shallow moments; Ripped by tides and dragged away. We mind the depths, So to never dig up our dead; A fading Remember when. Time: our great captor Tattooed on Earth by currents Forever outpacing the fruitless lives of men. Unearthed and submerged, In the instant between The angel opening their eyes, And the tired who resign to dream.
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Oct 17, 2021
Oct 17, 2021 at 9:35 PM UTC
Even Flow (Revised)
Who will cherish me, When withering autumn leaves Are stripped of their golden gallantry By the biting winter winds. Writer and reader alike, Chasing streams of contradictions; Like our will to death, fighting for life. Am I here at all if I am not here to stay? Points of purpose in shallow moments; Ripped by tides and dragged away. We mind the depths, So to never dig up our dead; A fading Remember when. Time: our great captor Tattooed on Earth by currents Forever outpacing the fruitless lives of men. Unearthed and submerged, In the instant between The angel opening their eyes, And the tired who resign to dream.
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Oct 17, 2021
Oct 17, 2021 at 9:35 PM UTC
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