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untethered through the dark, we tread across that familiar park on the path coarse she rose graceful and free she moves like a gentle breeze on a mid-summer night our elbows locked she turns and dances giving life to a shadow in the streetlight, static and yellow a commune of silhouettes beyond the lake like wonted mores try to reach us ashore, spellbound by the water the black reflection ripples and moves into stillness red tinted clouds drift miles above us granting glimpses of an indigo night sky dotted with distant stars and an orange Mars almost time now she spots the International Space Station, a white lucent shine, rise up from the vagrant reds in the west and draw a lucid arc across the indigo canvas a deft motion of a compass tip subtle, taut and at ease the white glow dims and then fades as the night turns on itself we rest on that wooden bench overlooking the lake just being watching the midnight drama unfold, like a fountain spring forth, a breath we hear take shape as the ducks play and laugh, as repeated greets by a shy hedgehog as the bats in acrobatic flight and the long white fluffy thing which to this day remains mysterious to 26 and 21 the ubiquitous black intense is void no more awake we are and our souls, a choir a breath cosmic, flowing untethered
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 4:55 AM UTC
Untethered
untethered through the dark, we tread across that familiar park on the path coarse she rose graceful and free she moves like a gentle breeze on a mid-summer night our elbows locked she turns and dances giving life to a shadow in the streetlight, static and yellow a commune of silhouettes beyond the lake like wonted mores try to reach us ashore, spellbound by the water the black reflection ripples and moves into stillness red tinted clouds drift miles above us granting glimpses of an indigo night sky dotted with distant stars and an orange Mars almost time now she spots the International Space Station, a white lucent shine, rise up from the vagrant reds in the west and draw a lucid arc across the indigo canvas a deft motion of a compass tip subtle, taut and at ease the white glow dims and then fades as the night turns on itself we rest on that wooden bench overlooking the lake just being watching the midnight drama unfold, like a fountain spring forth, a breath we hear take shape as the ducks play and laugh, as repeated greets by a shy hedgehog as the bats in acrobatic flight and the long white fluffy thing which to this day remains mysterious to 26 and 21 the ubiquitous black intense is void no more awake we are and our souls, a choir a breath cosmic, flowing untethered
aaron
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 4:55 AM UTC
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