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A subtle change of airs, The fall to Earth. A sweet chill to linger on fingertips. Fresh roasting scents Permeate the silence To replace each passing conversation. Finally. The thousand dollar smiles & whirl of diamond indifference Fade to music from worlds Whose language I cannot speak. Blessed introversion. It was never a business to be be forgotten. As the sunsets draw short So sheds cynicism & the sickly copper taste of commodity. Let me vanish into cashmere & the beauty of written words, Be carried away on the flicker of candlesticks. Relax Into the elegance of stoicism. I am that I am. A season unto myself, Craving the solstice. A peak of serenity in crisp autumn colors. Reclaiming the safety of the night, Mythology dances across the sky & as the flames from the hearth Warm my machine cold soul, Passion burns through the tired facade. Let me be drunk on these fallen leaves & drift, thankfully Into peace.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 5:02 PM UTC
The Plight of Persephone
A subtle change of airs, The fall to Earth. A sweet chill to linger on fingertips. Fresh roasting scents Permeate the silence To replace each passing conversation. Finally. The thousand dollar smiles & whirl of diamond indifference Fade to music from worlds Whose language I cannot speak. Blessed introversion. It was never a business to be be forgotten. As the sunsets draw short So sheds cynicism & the sickly copper taste of commodity. Let me vanish into cashmere & the beauty of written words, Be carried away on the flicker of candlesticks. Relax Into the elegance of stoicism. I am that I am. A season unto myself, Craving the solstice. A peak of serenity in crisp autumn colors. Reclaiming the safety of the night, Mythology dances across the sky & as the flames from the hearth Warm my machine cold soul, Passion burns through the tired facade. Let me be drunk on these fallen leaves & drift, thankfully Into peace.
kayla-anne-schneider
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 5:02 PM UTC
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