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She leaned over her concrete canvas, --The canvas that wasn't a canvas until the smile behind her smile made it So. Ready for color- She danced with frozen rainbow brushes --Solid/liquid fun that leapt and pirouetted, deliquescing in her hands . . . seemingly. Made for making. He watched her steps, in their -Beginninglessness; projected-threw newborn light of old consciousness in motion Speaking. Gestures of love- Drawing together their formlessly-aligned intentions, -His two left feet tripping over her lack of back- facing eyes, that are without Purpose when life is lived by the living- who do not try to fold fate into tiny shapes of futility --Other than Themselves-- But prefer (rather) to gambol with existence in the fleeting endlessness of selfless company.
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
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She leaned over her concrete canvas, --The canvas that wasn't a canvas until the smile behind her smile made it So. Ready for color- She danced with frozen rainbow brushes --Solid/liquid fun that leapt and pirouetted, deliquescing in her hands . . . seemingly. Made for making. He watched her steps, in their -Beginninglessness; projected-threw newborn light of old consciousness in motion Speaking. Gestures of love- Drawing together their formlessly-aligned intentions, -His two left feet tripping over her lack of back- facing eyes, that are without Purpose when life is lived by the living- who do not try to fold fate into tiny shapes of futility --Other than Themselves-- But prefer (rather) to gambol with existence in the fleeting endlessness of selfless company.
jm-larsen
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 7:26 PM UTC
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