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poetry/l/la-somero-de-amo.txt
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la somero de amo
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2016-06-12
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***
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they say that the end is coming sooner
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but the end is already here
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with lunatics standing with clapboards affixed to their chests
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and chaos in the school hallways
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it was the summer of '16
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we called it the summer of love
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because flowers grew from the gardens in our souls
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and bloomed to the everloving sky
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the only end that's closing around us soon
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is the end of the school year
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and that's already passed by uneventfully
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with a sizzle instead of a bang
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these next three months are a brown seed
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that I hold inside of my pale hands
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this could either be a summer of love
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or a summer of storms
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your choice
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Latch Or Perch
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2023-02-21
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***
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Anagrams, reshuffled words
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from letters even more absurd,
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given from runes in pain's wake
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when it's your time to menstruate.
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Bolting shock rips through your shoulder:
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you wanted me
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to be
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a bird,
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so I've decided here's my perch.
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You wanted me to protect
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you, so here I am, your very best friend,
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glamour of crow most intelligent,
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God-forbidden godsend.
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You're not bedridden,
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Lethe.
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You can leave
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this bed anytime you want.
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In fact, nothing in this moment
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stands in your way to prevent
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you from abandoning this nest.
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"Yeah, except
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for maybe
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the biological needs
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of this vessel I'm trapped
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in."
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Your body's too tense. Relax
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before you bring on another cramp.
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You did a good thing today,
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Lethe, although the recruiter might say
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differently.
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If you passed the test
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and the job offer accept,
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you're one step closer to being free
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of the Golden Cage.
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"I never thought I'd hear you praise
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being part of the world's rat race."
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I never said I liked
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anything about the 'daily grind'.
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I just want you to be able to take
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care of yourself
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until back in Sablade you're safe.
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But pray tell,
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Lethe,
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when asked to name a salary,
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why
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did you pick the lowest average you could find?
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You're worth more than numbers can quantify.
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The Veil I breached
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despite Deity's demands
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because I know no god could ever hold me back.
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Your grasp
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must exceed
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your reach,
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Lethe,
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as sure as around my heart you're latched.
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Either somebody out there will give way
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or time will run out and I'll bring you to Sablade.
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And who knows:
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if you name that number absurd,
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someone might just take you up on your word.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Lawliet
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2023-02-17
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***
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Tore open the cysts on my breasts
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to harvest
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the red that flows and bleeds
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to feed
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to the runes,
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always hungry,
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so that I may plead:
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Jett, please
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survive
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this night
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unharmed
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alongside Algiz
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and Nauthiz.
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The only thing I truly need
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to fulfill
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my True Will
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is you.
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You told me "Jett plus Lethe
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forever", and that, you know, means *us*.
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I bled because
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I'm serious.
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Take from me
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as much energy
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as you please,
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runes, just let both of us survive
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whatever this threat is
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so we may both live long and happy lives.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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loves me not
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2020-12-10
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***
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yes, love blooms
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no matter the soil,
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but what is the point
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when you throw away my toil?
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I am a daisy pushing
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through sidewalk concrete's crack,
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but you ripped off my petals
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to divine if she loved you back
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this tattered body drifts
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discarded down the stream,
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while you walk away unaffected
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lost in lover's daydream
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I hold on for dear life
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to these seeds still in my chest,
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a promise of better life ahead,
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Goddess' behest
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and when the stream deposits me
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on the muddy shores,
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I will take root and try my best
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to bloom again once more
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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lumo en vivo
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2019-02-13
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***
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wake up, child of fate!
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face the morning
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and the sun breaking over the horizon
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casting its rays over the virgin snow and defiled buildings
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Generation A turns their heads to the sky
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finding something unsaid yet all-known
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growth stubbornly pushing through the cracks
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freedom in restraint
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the land beneath our feet roils in sudden breath
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"in strange aeons, death will die":
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but now is strange- and now, even death has succumbed to death
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so let there be no more tombs!
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I live, and I live forever
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through these words, through these works
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although one day I may be confined to a coffin six feet below
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to the here and now:
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may my feet never fail me!
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may my body disintegrate before my dreams do!
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tomorrow will never come:
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today is all we have!
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and it is all we will ever have.
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no more waiting for better days that will never arrive;
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no more pining for pasts that never took place.
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no more self-sacrifices on the altar of time,
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in vain hopes of achieving the eternal and divine.
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I will carve my own path; I will choose my own fate!
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and if I go up in flames, it will be for the whole world to see!
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my name comes from no man or woman
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for what is a name but a word we agree on for a person?
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but I do not care for your agreement
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and I do not live for your validation.
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I say my name is Vane Vander.
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whether you choose to refer to me as such,
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that is your business
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and no matter which path you walk on
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it does not stop me from walking my own
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walking through the blue and the gold
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the new and the old
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two arches that stand in front of me
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where we used to play
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and give praise to our father
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but our father is gone, his temples and churches shattered
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and you stand beside me by the rubble
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sledgehammer in hand
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we raise our gazes to the sky
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together until the end, you and I!
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Luna
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2019-10-26
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***
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a marathon runner, come close to the finish line
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thoughts full of impending victory
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mouth waters for cheap wine
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but the goalposts suddenly sprout feet
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and take up a race of their own
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all the while taunting defeat
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and the other runners catch up to where I scramble
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the goal post flickers back for a moment-
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and I trip, and underfoot I'm trampled
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left in the dust, a bruised and bloody mess
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stumbling forward, ragged beast on last leg
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struggling to regain a semblance
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of what I've lost.
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***
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I wait for you on the street corner
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light just as yellow as the note in my hand
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and as dim as the future of which I'm the owner
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the autumn breeze blows fierce against the bitter night sky
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and the leaves blow around
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vagrants passing by
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and then I see you there.
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a thousand different escapades sworn under the moon
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eyes of all colors, means of all kinds
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but never did I think my time would come so soon
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her hair is down
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a frame the color of her emotions
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a perpetual frown
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she smiles only for me.
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twin magnets, sudden embrace
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familiar scent as I breathe her in
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tongue tied, stumbling through unfamiliar grace
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she merely responds with a smirk and says,
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"here, take my hand.
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I know a way to start again."
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***
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how do you fit a person through a keyhole?
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it's easy, if only you know how.
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you break them down into pieces, strip out their soul
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and slip them in like a whisper, like breathing a sound
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the cords on the raft glisten in the moonlight
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as we tighten them one last time
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abandoning all at the banks, prepared for parents' fright
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I am forever yours, and you are mine
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and we set off down the river Styx
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lie down and watch the leaves on the surface spin
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silver and steady, glimmering Nyx
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consoling us for the mess we've found ourselves in
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forced to choose between tyrannical home
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and exile into the world to foray
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I cast myself out into lands unknown
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because I've decided it's not my time to decay
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***
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the tunnel entrance draws near
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and together we tangle ourselves
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my hand rests close to her ear
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fingertips, soft temple skin underneath
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where I would have gladly worshipped more
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gladly be a heathen
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clammy skin, lips bidding each other goodnight
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a shared pair of lungs, empty in wait for the other side
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we squeeze shut our eyes and pray for welcoming light
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Luna II
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2020-12-11
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***
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born from mother
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bourne out from mother
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expelled from warm womb
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into the arms of an icy tomb
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Luna, what I wouldn't do
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for just one more day with you
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knot our fingers
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not that which lingers
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at the end of sunset
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expectations unmet
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you and I deserved eternity
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a world without end, boundless, free
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ceil my rib cage
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seal inside the rage
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that spills forth from every gash
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beckons me to do something rash
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I'll build what the gods couldn't give
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a life only ours to live
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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