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Remembering the Break in the Barrier
May 21, 2018
Remembering the Break in the Barrier,
Cold but Warm --
Slowly expelling, like thick molasses
From a Crack in the jar --
Dark Ink, Running with gravity --
A Disturbance so Quiet,
A Cage of Rhythm--
Becoming faster still --
Crystal balls will peer -- Personal --
Crimson velvet Release --
Ignorance in place of Truth
Such a deep cave to venture --
Requiem of Past --
Realization of Illusion --
Fading from tints to Occult
Absent in Body,
Not in Soul
© Nicole B., Newcastle, WA
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