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Gasoline-tinted bubbles,
Like snowglobes to forgotton worlds in a dreamer's eye
A twinkle of sunbursts flash by with each slow turn


Is this a dream?
A helpless levitation of fantasies turned solid? Pushed down by unknown hands, buoyed up by a lover's breath?


Gravitation, Rotation...
Wrapped among a peace ridden silence aside hushed antiques...almost as though each sphere was a memory in itself...The filmy surface splashed with the gentle scent of soap


Is all to be lost?
Here, in a room of aged toys and dust of spun gold?



A simple wrong touch results in an offended 'pop', the cherished moment lost only to leave behind the rank taste of sorrow mingled with the bitterness of regret.



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On Friday July 13th, 2007, Baron Von Dark (150) writes:
Hope as precious as a child blowing through a plastic ring only to find the burst of reality. Fantastic! Nice to see you semi-active again.


On Monday July 9th, 2007, Nuri (192) writes:
Gasoline-tinted bubbles indeed. Brilliant. I love the imagery here. I can taste it.



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