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violins pour and
lights smear the road,
as we silently scream by.

you were beautiful once
when we were innocent.
a tower of gold and ice,
demolished in the night.

breathe to the beat
of windshield wipers,
or stop, with the whispers
of nothing ever again.

a body shifts
and my heart fights to swell.
crushed under this weight,
the baby cries for us.




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On Monday January 3rd, 2005, AniDayz (1236) writes:
very vividly intelligent.


On Monday January 3rd, 2005, Anth (1571) writes:
incredible work, every verse here is perfect, so much to take from this, written with great awareness and skill, sublime


On Sunday January 2nd, 2005, frozen (741) writes:
nice write


On Sunday January 2nd, 2005, An Expired Member (31) writes:
i agree with blood, great write!


On Sunday January 2nd, 2005, Astra Dei (632) writes:
very nice



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