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died of an enlarged heart rode in on the wings of a Seraphim to tell you it was actually broken that it just grew a few too many sizes that day and honey, it burst into a quasar a bouquet of sound like a tin balloon that explodes inside a tunnel full of quiet winds. but now here comes the rain a holy baptism half past a broken heart. we’ll sew it up together with a quicksilver spindle of celestial threads. golden yarn spun from the Oversoul inside my head the seeds of my holy heart-mind sewn beneath my lotus feet. ceramic shards of a broken heart woven whole again showing only golden cracks and seams below the clouds the sun is brighter than it seems. inside this fire we laugh so loud the tunnel full of silent raging winds are giving birth to embers and steaming into clouds. hard hearts will expand with a smile as we float along the wake of the Prince of Wands - bathing in the fire. by jordan
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May 21, 2022
May 21, 2022 at 5:18 PM UTC
Prince of Wands
died of an enlarged heart rode in on the wings of a Seraphim to tell you it was actually broken that it just grew a few too many sizes that day and honey, it burst into a quasar a bouquet of sound like a tin balloon that explodes inside a tunnel full of quiet winds. but now here comes the rain a holy baptism half past a broken heart. we’ll sew it up together with a quicksilver spindle of celestial threads. golden yarn spun from the Oversoul inside my head the seeds of my holy heart-mind sewn beneath my lotus feet. ceramic shards of a broken heart woven whole again showing only golden cracks and seams below the clouds the sun is brighter than it seems. inside this fire we laugh so loud the tunnel full of silent raging winds are giving birth to embers and steaming into clouds. hard hearts will expand with a smile as we float along the wake of the Prince of Wands - bathing in the fire. by jordan
written for a friends dead father
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35/M/Lancaster, PA
May 21, 2022
May 21, 2022 at 5:18 PM UTC
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