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Premium Member Tomorrow Maybe

Strong was the art our eyes would steal.

Long was the waiting for hearts to heal.

Meeting in strange and unusual places,

Leathered and crease-worn, fragile faces,

Swirling with music of wrapped invitations,

Migrating downward in lost hesitations.

Always the life that someone else chose,

Bodies unwrapping a stranger’s clothes.

Grins that we wore like gashes we tore,

In the flesh of our minds, unrestored.

Swore to ourselves in notes left on shelves,

That tomorrow is ours for sure.

That always tomorrow 

Would surely be ours, 

For sure.

Falling Up!!!

Soul ascending
freeing
weightless thoughts
lifted shoulders
eyes to nowhere
searching 
plunging its way to abandonment.....
sounds whisper
light 
sight unrestored
cautious heart....
Flaming bird
sweeping.....

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