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Post by Whimsical||MUSE; on Oct 13, 2011 8:28:03 GMT -5
Spinning Bottles
There is a limit here: a line drawn between you and me and them; a child drew it with her fingers lines cast in sand.
Will the wind blow it away, or shall I break our mothers' backs? My foot can smear it all away, but we are still caged within the circles that spin 'round our shoes.
I am stuck, but before I ran: Am I stuck in the running? In the lying? In the hating? How can I hate you when you fight so hard? When everything you know is to cling so tight -- Yet I can feel your fingers slipping: I've always been hard to hold.
I cannot blame you, and never would -- in your eyes there is eternity, and in mine, a child runs. My thoughts are superfluous, at best - Every step is a hard one, grass and roots rising up in revolt tangling around my neck: every breath, I fight for, just to live, let alone to love, and love well.
Are you as tenacious as basil? Hah, hah!
Shadows are curling round my fingers, or is that blood? - staining the air, a vile stench as I die a little bit, and die off again, and again, and again.
Will morning ever come?
October 12, 2011
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