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I've been seeing you in my dreams pink sky and a cape your smile is bigger than the moon and wider than the ocean you are breathing in flakes I dreamed someone didn't let you say sorry and you punched him over and over so that he'd know how it feels to have an apology stuck in your throat There was a night I told myself your smile was just a mirage and feeling every bump on the road was just like making sense of your breathing pattern Then the time when I heard the gap in your laughter and realized it had lost its soul when you forgot whose to mould it against oh, the irony. One dream had you walking barefoot across a wooden bridge you’d kicked your shoes into the sea Suddenly you’re on a huge green field making flowers die as you walk I kept seeing you as lampposts, a soft gentle presence in the dark but always flickering threatening to leave in a moment There were the bruised hips from the torrent of unspoken words I decided I didn't want to keep There was a postcard you sent me with a return address that didn't exist so I could write to nothing like I always have The pillows with the tear stained blotches hold reminders of every night I tell myself I can make do without seeing your eyes And all these dreams I've had darling are from my veins pulsing with visions of unrest
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 10:57 AM UTC
All these dreams I’ve had
I've been seeing you in my dreams pink sky and a cape your smile is bigger than the moon and wider than the ocean you are breathing in flakes I dreamed someone didn't let you say sorry and you punched him over and over so that he'd know how it feels to have an apology stuck in your throat There was a night I told myself your smile was just a mirage and feeling every bump on the road was just like making sense of your breathing pattern Then the time when I heard the gap in your laughter and realized it had lost its soul when you forgot whose to mould it against oh, the irony. One dream had you walking barefoot across a wooden bridge you’d kicked your shoes into the sea Suddenly you’re on a huge green field making flowers die as you walk I kept seeing you as lampposts, a soft gentle presence in the dark but always flickering threatening to leave in a moment There were the bruised hips from the torrent of unspoken words I decided I didn't want to keep There was a postcard you sent me with a return address that didn't exist so I could write to nothing like I always have The pillows with the tear stained blotches hold reminders of every night I tell myself I can make do without seeing your eyes And all these dreams I've had darling are from my veins pulsing with visions of unrest
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 10:57 AM UTC
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