all convalescent on the noontide
crept blithely past the moor
you couldn't say i haven't survived
but I'm arguably not alive anymore
and here the focal point the address says
return to me, i miss you still
and i laugh i wrench i'm guilty
if the hill don't die on me then i will
coarsely i size the defect
hoarsely i voice concern
perversely i still affect
to never leave to never return
it's an animated skeleton
sunk cheek long week to bear
and the days fell apart like a newspaper
full of rain so untamed so delicate
and you clasped your hands together
a well maintained insulated purse
and i thought 'i hope this don't last forever'
and i said 'who knew grief could be so well rehearsed'
and the silver headed one engaged like a telephone
asked how i was, wished i were worse
and then returned to his replacement for filing
mixers sipped astringent and liquor glugged terse
and I took a train at the end of it all
several hours coat wrapped near-warm
and I arrived with less than I left with
and I left with nearly nothing at all
and the pier called out monstrously
and stone cut as i retreat my bare foot
it cut a sentence as if to say demonstrably
'you can't put a price on things that hurt'
on this seaside expedition
fingers ran the cool glass spiderweb
thought it might teach me a lesson
thought it might bless me instead
and something borrowed something new
something hollowed something gone
it's a photograph of a photograph
and its looking pretty torn
so i rescind the cordial invite
i'm sorry i'll be cleaning up my nest
and sallow the wood that the gleam bites
and tired the fire left in my chest
crept blithely past the moor
you couldn't say i haven't survived
but I'm arguably not alive anymore
and here the focal point the address says
return to me, i miss you still
and i laugh i wrench i'm guilty
if the hill don't die on me then i will
coarsely i size the defect
hoarsely i voice concern
perversely i still affect
to never leave to never return
it's an animated skeleton
sunk cheek long week to bear
and the days fell apart like a newspaper
full of rain so untamed so delicate
and you clasped your hands together
a well maintained insulated purse
and i thought 'i hope this don't last forever'
and i said 'who knew grief could be so well rehearsed'
and the silver headed one engaged like a telephone
asked how i was, wished i were worse
and then returned to his replacement for filing
mixers sipped astringent and liquor glugged terse
and I took a train at the end of it all
several hours coat wrapped near-warm
and I arrived with less than I left with
and I left with nearly nothing at all
and the pier called out monstrously
and stone cut as i retreat my bare foot
it cut a sentence as if to say demonstrably
'you can't put a price on things that hurt'
on this seaside expedition
fingers ran the cool glass spiderweb
thought it might teach me a lesson
thought it might bless me instead
and something borrowed something new
something hollowed something gone
it's a photograph of a photograph
and its looking pretty torn
so i rescind the cordial invite
i'm sorry i'll be cleaning up my nest
and sallow the wood that the gleam bites
and tired the fire left in my chest
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