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she puts her fingers
to the glass
tip against tip
they're always cool
and not matter how long
they remain touching
neither warms


she raises her eyes
to meet the pair before her
brown locked to brown
with the same autumn composure
and she wonders when it happened
that even she can hardly see the sorrow
burning beneath the surface


she smiles slightly
thinking how ironic
she can almost fool even herself
as her hand drops to her side
fingers as cool as before








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On Friday June 13th, 2008, MindRape (887) writes:
amazing how apathy can feel isn't it?


On Friday June 13th, 2008, Ainsof (1822) writes:
with such dexterity and intimacy do you graze the surface of what, with your touch, becomes rippling fathoms of depth... what is it in another's countenance that belies the hurt despite all efforts to deceive... some things cannot be dismissed... very pensive, very much inside what lies beyond verbal exchange.


On Thursday June 12th, 2008, Narcissa (718) writes:
Ive returned to this piece a few times unable to find the words I wish to express...I see that Skets found those words. Very moving piece.


On Friday June 13th, 2008, NikesRain (1475) writes:
you're both too kind, thank you for being so sweet and giving this your time and your thoughts *hugs*


On Wednesday June 11th, 2008, Sketso (541) writes:
This burns with the flames of untold tales... yet, having said that, I don't dare ask for more. The hardly seen "sorrow burning beneath the surface", followed by "she can almost fool even herself" speaks of delusions born of heartache, wishing for the past to be forgotten, if not erased.



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