Little Legend

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The scorching fullness of sunlight bursts to life just outside

A narrow hall clad in bland shades of color penetrating

Mind frames traveling over thoughts as dark as the night

That came before-

Encumbered by images, yet emotionless-

Groaning like a creaky chair- draped with freshly laundered

Linens- I crawl from shadows

With a tongue that’s dusty and parched

Knowing

No words of mine

Could possibly capture- the frosted pane

Of indifference cast over eyes swept

By the ocean- Yet they smolder inside

Ashy with embers

That Burn, (burn) this tumbling house

Down.

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PandoraGlittersPandoraGlittersover 11 years ago
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tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
LOST IN THE DESERT

by the seas of distraught,, TK U MLJ LV NV

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