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~ *Eulogy of the heart in a locket around her throat all the little memories of sun and moon of wind and rain recited by bruised lips that took the euphony of his kisses to mean him a lover of such beautiful things but will-o'-the-wisp was he as so mistaken was she* ~
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Oct 29, 2021
Oct 29, 2021 at 8:47 AM UTC
Souvenir of an Abandoned July
In The Rest Of My Life He Needs To Be Nothing More Than A Distant Memory... 8/12/19
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Oct 10, 2019
Oct 10, 2019 at 1:53 PM UTC
Yesterday
You are singing silence out in the yard, the newly empty nest hanging overhead, like cliché clouds of grey, foreboding so. Twee words feather dust the ironclad guard with your feelings locked in its bear trap jaws, hold them long enough and they will starve. Stoicism has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can I fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? Sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow your voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all. ... Muted light shown though like saltwater spraying through holes in the canopy’s hull, kissing your eyelids with a warm familiar glow. Twisting paths of gnarly branches pass towards either dark clouds or blue skies and you are drowning under all its mass. Confusion has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can I fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? Sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow your voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all. ... I meet you underneath the dogwood tree, arms around arms, my forehead against yours the rain now falling ever so softly under the sun. I am pleading, let go the injured doe, yelping there in the grasp of your iron bite and in the daylight let go of what holds you in the dark of night. Romance has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can you fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? I’ll sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow my voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all.
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 12:25 PM UTC
Ghost Bird
You are singing silence out in the yard, the newly empty nest hanging overhead, like cliché clouds of grey, foreboding so. Twee words feather dust the ironclad guard with your feelings locked in its bear trap jaws, hold them long enough and they will starve. Stoicism has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can I fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? Sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow your voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all. ... Muted light shown though like saltwater spraying through holes in the canopy’s hull, kissing your eyelids with a warm familiar glow. Twisting paths of gnarly branches pass towards either dark clouds or blue skies and you are drowning under all its mass. Confusion has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can I fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? Sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow your voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all. ... I meet you underneath the dogwood tree, arms around arms, my forehead against yours the rain now falling ever so softly under the sun. I am pleading, let go the injured doe, yelping there in the grasp of your iron bite and in the daylight let go of what holds you in the dark of night. Romance has its cost. Oh Ghost bird, how can you fix what is wrong if the tune is subdued? I’ll sing it slow. Let the words bend at the edges, allow my voice to crack and crow. There is beauty in its breaking, a love in the nakedness of it all.
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