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You strengthen me Stretch me tall in fond pursuit And call my waking trees to move with subtle hints Familiar as the folding sound Between quiet rustling parchment leaves Becoming new our newest sounds as an inkwell drawn Like a sunlit jewel your dulcet glow Is stumbling down a penciled path of painted memory Colored by every season anew with the hues of you Don’t cry when I am no more seen, my felicity It was always and with you in mind That you made me want to try
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Sep 20, 2019
Sep 20, 2019 at 11:41 AM UTC
Painted Words Between Distant Mailboxes
A “mailbox” is a funny thing. It used to be a means of keeping in touch with the ones that we loved— a tool for connections and correspondences. What do we even have mailboxes for now? Stores send out coupons for us to accumulate goods now. Credit card companies send out reminders to pay off our debts now. Everyone’s circulating love, but of status and wealth now. We’ve become so consumed with our phones, with fashion and greed... how? A. I. Myles 19 June, 2o19 @athenaeumthoughts
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Jun 19, 2019
Jun 19, 2019 at 5:04 PM UTC
Mailboxes
I've got this religion building up inside I need to let go of the outside though I know not which voice is mine to find I've gotta drive home without a vehicle to ride I've got to drive home Where was it you sang? I felt your low resonance I felt you in the blood pumped through my lungs at one time your breathiness absorbed in my dreams watching me sleep Today, I'm gone Today I am completely ******* gone-- I got this
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 5:34 PM UTC
Circle The Windows with Mailboxes