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Waiting. Swallowed by ochre sheets, watching you reveal the stars playing under your paper skin, Outshining the ****** streetlights peering through my windowpane. Calling like sirens of melted viridian from the shores of my doom. Drifting, (apparition? wraith? spirit?) your halo of fire splayed along my bed Illuminated. Moving to the tempo of telltale hearts Conducting an orchestra of motion Strings and tendons stretched Vibrating in harmony Two frail bodies Colliding in the night, louder than the most impressive percussion Holding the last note on a heavenly fermata And the conductor never said stop. Ringing from the concert hall bedroom like the sigh sounded from a thousand symphonic suns. Fading in the evanescent eruption. The tendrils of night Weaving dread threads into our heartstrings and Plucking their sour tune - maiming our melody and hacking our harmony til the piano was but firewood to an empty flame.
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Oct 12, 2010
Oct 12, 2010 at 2:35 PM UTC
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Waiting. Swallowed by ochre sheets, watching you reveal the stars playing under your paper skin, Outshining the ****** streetlights peering through my windowpane. Calling like sirens of melted viridian from the shores of my doom. Drifting, (apparition? wraith? spirit?) your halo of fire splayed along my bed Illuminated. Moving to the tempo of telltale hearts Conducting an orchestra of motion Strings and tendons stretched Vibrating in harmony Two frail bodies Colliding in the night, louder than the most impressive percussion Holding the last note on a heavenly fermata And the conductor never said stop. Ringing from the concert hall bedroom like the sigh sounded from a thousand symphonic suns. Fading in the evanescent eruption. The tendrils of night Weaving dread threads into our heartstrings and Plucking their sour tune - maiming our melody and hacking our harmony til the piano was but firewood to an empty flame.
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Oct 12, 2010
Oct 12, 2010 at 2:35 PM UTC
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