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toes sifted through the grass and
I am wearing a thin cloud
wrapped only by fate into the life that didn't come from the sky or the earth
or my heart.
This makes me only separate.
I really wanted to touch each petal of those flowers,
but I just couldn't bear to know
what their lives hadn't been.
so I cup the wind into my hands
and it forms the thinnest glass
my mind swirls inside there, with
a haunting reverberation
(I always come back to it, it is so beautiful and clear)
(It makes me want to cry sometimes, the one cry
I don't know how to smile or to despair with)
a kiss so missed like a warm ray of light
of arms flung out and freedom earned
of strong legs and beating, beating, soaring
of falls and deaths
that didn't turn out to be death at all.
my face turns to smile
at the friends and sounds that i imagine are with me
and then the cloud leaves me there
vulnerable and proud, the wind
trembling along with me
still cradled in my palms.
we are left alone.
I am wearing a thin cloud
wrapped only by fate into the life that didn't come from the sky or the earth
or my heart.
This makes me only separate.
I really wanted to touch each petal of those flowers,
but I just couldn't bear to know
what their lives hadn't been.
so I cup the wind into my hands
and it forms the thinnest glass
my mind swirls inside there, with
a haunting reverberation
(I always come back to it, it is so beautiful and clear)
(It makes me want to cry sometimes, the one cry
I don't know how to smile or to despair with)
a kiss so missed like a warm ray of light
of arms flung out and freedom earned
of strong legs and beating, beating, soaring
of falls and deaths
that didn't turn out to be death at all.
my face turns to smile
at the friends and sounds that i imagine are with me
and then the cloud leaves me there
vulnerable and proud, the wind
trembling along with me
still cradled in my palms.
we are left alone.
Written April 2012
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