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"ever-still, ever-dark" by asphyxia

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I think I’ve forgotten
how the feel of warmth
feels with this ice
overtaking me.

I am but a buoy
miles away from shore.
And the yellow-white
beams of the lighthouse
fall so short,
so far from me.

Black are my eyes.
Cold is my heart.
Purple, my lips;
and sore, my soul.

My cheeks
were the fancy
of Mr. Frost --
they sting now
from Jack-kisses.

And tears no longer
make their way
to the bottom
of my stone face.


Because there’s no hope left to cry for.




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On Saturday August 18th, 2007, carlosjackal (1653) writes:
Truly at limbo..a heart-breaker that's very well wrought. Nice one, Jolene! -Carl


On Thursday August 16th, 2007, Tania (309) writes:
this made me feel abandoned..like being lost at sea.. drowning. painful but yes.. like narcissa said, beautiful.


On Monday August 13th, 2007, Narcissa (717) writes:
Painfully beautifull


On Tuesday August 21st, 2007, asphyxia (77) writes:
thank you narcissa!!



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