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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required See the impacted eyes, heavy and the frozen heart, begging to be released; the tongue dry, but the cheeks like a flume. See the round table keep things close to their chest, lest they spill the fragility, each glass fragment that stabs, glues together like a madman’s vase, complete with a bouquet of black roses. Indecent the descent of disheartening; refusal to believe in uncoupling; what a crap shoot, show, expletive. See touch, the tangible eyedropper, mike drop, warm shawl; a momentary squeeze of a lemon. Lies go down the drain - momentarily, mightily, momentously; bubbling up as a panacea when drained of all kith and kin; their comfort and understanding underwhelming, often pitiful, a pittance. what is needful is others likewise in a sinking boat, keeping one another just above the water line; bailing out each other’s pain; finding camaraderie in the breaking; the flowers in the vase turn dark blue and purple - deep. See the healing begin, for some. Some run, some squeeze the lemon, some rely on the lies. See the death mask tremble, then a phantom’s half; never quite whole but jewels replace the wizened half. See the pain, the cuts, and crimson eyes. Don’t become a master of disguise. See the help, the forest through the trees, remember your honeybees given to eternity; find them in the honeycomb.
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