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Vertiginous in this cloud nine you've created.
The bottom of a salted ocean appears craters of stars wished astray
appointing the Dino to dusk, a pointing arrow circulating your karma,
A division inflicted your paper arrow plane.
Your clay hearts vomiting its soft center
uniforming the volcano we've together fabricated
and all you disgorge together burn away.

Exposed to youths eyes
Lyrics and heart-songs naked in a resentful world
Hidden in casted shadows, 
your radiance petrify any to look back,
to turn your tears to blood
bleeding my heart of stone.

No tune escapes agape lips awaiting a waking kiss.
Loyalty to you has left me gasping, 
pressed against you my heart skipped ever beat.
The staffs have filled with rests and voids of silence 
lock me to eternity

Hollow ribs. Baring only an abandoned home,
roofs holding nones heads.
nooses suspend our reasoning pulling at puppet strings.
Love hypnotized the strong minded
Invisibility found missing family piece, 
Might this furry creater rest in peice,
the chillds goldfish,destinty,

Wood carvings fall in line.
Chess boards lining our gut feeling
time plotted our days with daises
sweet scents took our senses away.

Hold on tight and hope for hells rejection.
We have days to spend still, in each others arms.
Laying quietly in dreams of you.
Like an angels kiss conjured by my hearts one wish.
My body still shakes eager to run with you, away.

Copyright © Allissa. Moore | Year Posted 2007


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