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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My guitar strings in the moonlight should be something beautiful, but the cold liquid white just makes everything harsher. –not soft like snow, but deceptively fine – Light is discordant like my clumsy fingers that keep mutilating the restless heavens with their attempts at mourning. Why won’t they move right, Don’t they realize how much depends on perfection? I’m right here; I mutter to the stars and pray they spread it out over you Like the night they hold up while atlas dreams. But I’m not there. I’m not even anywhere – I can’t put a finger on me. I’m not real. I whisper over the translucent shell of my existence and drench myself in intangible alabaster… and I’m not real because I need your voice to tell me I’m not invisible, to stop me from falling up like a red balloon. I don’t want to be the scar in the sky anymore. I’m looking at patterns of patterns of the beyond and no matter how many constellations I calculate in my head the lines here, here, and here, easy as you please I shiver because I know it makes no sense. Not like we did. I’m walking on edges of that metallic element of pale and grasping red-rimmed fistfuls of atmosphere but they’re never close enough, the stars– and that’s why they’re there. That’s what I’ll tell my children. They’re just the paint-brush splattered whim of some malevolent deity – Maybe we all are. I write it down, “paint-splatter of flesh” tracing finger-prints through indignant sprigs of lawn. But I might as well be writing on the bathroom mirror because the words still won’t come out right. And now everything’s backwards – and you can’t fall up and you can’t explain god and you can’t fix light, even if it looks broken and you can’t reflect sound, even if you angle it just so. I can’t live like this.
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