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Already this place seems foreign to me.
Its nooks and corners,
once my own,
now belong to some stranger
Whom,
though seen frequently,
I never had a chance to meet.
He is dead now;
as he always wished.
He leaves lives where he once lived
and God, how I want them-
Need them!
But I am determined to be the phoenix;
and there must be ashes. -
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O patience, O thoughtfulness,
How I wish you would leave me and
Take flight;
and that in such flight I might find egress of my own.
There are no things I am too cowardly to find out
which I do not burn desperately to discover.
And oh,
what I would give
To know what it is to be dead-
if only it could be a nonstandard price. -
The world is ending tonight!
That's what the posters say:
So settle all your fights
and make up (& out) with everyone you've ever loved.
Tell that thing you admire
(Girl, boy, vase of flowers)
How pretty it is;
Then go home and weep
for all the things you've ever done wrong-
Because we all know there are
so
many. -
time as a dandelion blown upon by a young woman on her way to work
Pt I:
The jester played with his spiderweb ring of children's dreams as he walked. He could never focus on jokes while he was with his ring, for although it could spin for him many fanciful things, few were amusing to adults. Many involved humongous, ravenously hungry cake-monsters, and these were not amusing to anyone (though why that should be ( Read more... ) -
And now, genie, for my final wish:
A world once loved, now forgotten-
Summer nights spent languorous in sweet breezes,
Dodging squashed olives on the ground and
Just looking for something to get drunk and do;
Putting feet in water, shouting,
Leaving ashes everywhere.
I blew on a dandelion and-poof!
Everything's gone.
Many more will grow again,
But none of them the same. -
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