star bound • oc book

star bound • oc book

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Won't someone spread the ocean over my head I want to be bathed in sinking fish and sunlight The vivid unknown The magic that disappears when I stumble The cracked sky visible beyond the preparations On the rooftops of the ruins Enclosing the whisperings of struggling downy feathers We are a song On the gray earth Clad in the roar of the scattered light We are a bouquet Plucked wings Words Blown backwards without a breath Scattering beautifully Sea bird In the midst of the ebb and flow A lying star twinkling in the sky Leading us away We row our boat A midnight sea A resonating salty wind and a brightly burning world cover my cheeks In the middle of a whirlpool made of crowded voices I hold your hand and go under the rain of needles In the darkening scenery I play with a falling upside-down heat haze and dance with time On the rooftops of the ruins Enclosing the whisperings of struggling downy feathers We are a song On the gray earth Clad in the roar of the scattered light We are a bouquet Won't someone spread the ocean on our ceiling
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Somewhere an old man dies And a child is born Mellifluous is the sound of his cries To the ears of his mother It's the start of a new life An year later the child exclaims Ah look! it's a butterfly The wind blowing carries the butterfly to the sea Down it looks to the blue and takes a dive A head pops up from the surface The butterfly shrieks and away it shies The shark scowls and starts to swim On its way it finds an alewife "Oh my Lord! What beast is this?" Before it loses its prey, the shark takes a bite The other fish ever so lone swims to shore There it finds a man with a butcher's knife It watches with awe as the old man exclaims "We shall meet in the afterlife." It's all a part of the journey ever so mellifluous to the ear And we call it life Cover by @ABrunetteGirl

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