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"contradistinct" poems
we have our own worlds; we are completely unanimous we'll never leave, now that you've drawn us by your magnetism you are essential coexistingly contradistinct; has no one enlightened you? you, I, all of us are celestial bodies in the vast space and we orbit around you pirouette and waltz on our own particular rhythms we are on different belts, but even then, don't you see? parallel lines don't meet don't ever forget, for every time you crumble, a new star is born; your rebirth embrace this because Sun, you are a star
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 11:11 AM UTC
Son, You Are A Star
white noise of satin murmurs out the mouth of a cave commotion of leaves from future prosperity slightly groggy rapids run out of gradient constellations quick talking personalities echo out of range would devoutly expose not long gone gods as a couple of trout swirl one cool consciousness, under the steambed purple dye placid predawn violet arises out of darkness a brief moment slips over surface level nudging cedars sole icy blast bounds over the cliff arms outflung with all the danger onto sand then stepping into a kind of stoop as earth conjures jagged brink chronology of the continent, crisp cuff old corrosive tides chipped lines bones of oak are swallowed by gold dust’n’feather shift in pollen soft sand under inevitable sunrise planetary geography and fragrance of history oceanic compassion embedded in dna the current held a tune coasting by transporting possibility a sigh to slender side who sits a fragment of its imagination a mood, a body rises all powerful arms tinted with contradistinct textures polar bear primes full sized squints scowls scratches sticks out its tongue exalted tongue bright strokes through the water
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Jun 17, 2019
Jun 17, 2019 at 9:00 PM UTC
loud enough in the right direction