Fire Works Revisited

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take me down. hit me with your

wall of sound and knock me over.

crawl your way into my eardrums

and run down my spine like a

xylophone. swing from

my rib cage like Monkey

bars twist through the tendons in my shoulder blades

pound on my snare drum heart. i know you're there, about

to begin, I'm waiting, waiting for the

pounding as you rush through the muscles in my shins

begging my lungs to explode rattling every bone in my body. I can

see you, see the red and

gold smashing together with every beat, the blue and green intertwining themselves, circling around the red outlining the gold. can you feel it? can you feel the blue pulsing under your fingernails? pulsing faster

and faster as the red and green dance dangerously close to the edge of my vision. my dear you make me want to run. run until my legs break, run until I shatter, run until it's just me and the wind and you pumping out from my

heart and into my veins

rushing through my blood

stream, rushing until it has filled up every

inch of me. I am a fire work at the exact moment of exploding.

I'm inside out and upside down all at

the same time. take me into your loud embrace and crush

me into the shape of your notes as they fill the air. leave me

breathless as your last golden

tendrils of light

fade

away.  

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