a small token of kindness (14th December 2021)
sealed hurricanes and harmonised years, cocoa pricks and battled fears; marmalade rays and a shy ball of fire, flickering hopes and nestled desires. in the roar of stretching beats and the silence of two shoulders, the sun hovers gently in the thunders, in the hours of the one left behind.
olive stars, mediterranean lamps; golden moon, tears unshed. perfumed death, barricaded twilight; arrowed corals, ironical laughs. the deadly hour, sings little to light, ferocious with pallour, mighty with a mouth sewn. time hums a pattern, an embroidered tune, one for the passing day and another for the arriving death.
in the bed of bedlam, overpowered by stories of brown and blue, arms of dandelions, skeleton of oak, there rises against the land a squeak of solace, of wilting petunias and sighing birds. love is but an eye; a door to the city of Atlantis, in search of its rightful owner, that which resides right by its soft collar.
love a disease, cure a breeze; droplets of ice water, warmth like spring. it is scattered, like the rainbow's seven and collected like the moonlight. it is the hush of the horizon set aflame and the masses on earth enjoying the play. to love is to lose, to love is to live less with yourself. to love is to hold the moon close and the soul to the oceans. love, but in moderation, like the earth loves the seas and the forests.
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