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Ode to Vincent

Street lights — street lights don't illuminate for a lone walker 
The moon dims with shame 
The trees stand terrified while the cat tries to escape. 

Here meet the protagonist — the lone you shall say 
His steps will get iconic with his feet in decay. 
He covers his ears as one bleeds a river  
How many steps are left, how much time is near? 
The coat's not warm, it's a bloody cold night. 

My buddy had an artistic dream, 
With eyes that shine as pure they scream 
His starry night might steal the stars 
But my buddy's heart in thousand scars 

Look at the irises and the flowers so pretty 
Or the cafe you stop at 
Look at the sky, the sky full of stars 
Look at the Infinity, the heavenly wars
To find beauty in something so ordinary in life 
To find colors, to forget grief when bliss arrives.

The heart that hurt yet sought to weave 
When the world's cruel, it taught to believe  
My buddy passed under countless stars 
The casket closed, telling the words,
"May the void end and joy prevail 
As the dreamer pass his vision and tale" 








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