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Just a Hand
I am empty
 and it eats me
 I hear music
 
 faintly
 calling for me
 strings that creak and ache
 so stuck with age
 needing resin
 like oil
 that they may sing again.
 I hear them
 and they are so beautiful.
 
 pearls form in my eyes 
 drip down my cheeks
 astral packages of emotion
 and all that is inexpressible.
 
 the lonely god sighs
 a 
 
 long
 slow sigh
 so tired
 so tired.
 
 he has been empty for so long
 like I have been empty.
 he hears tender keys
 tapping pity
 and damp thoughts
 and numbness.
 a melancholia of the most beautiful stars.
 
 our fingers interlock
 mine and the lonely god’s
 and our songs blend
 in a slightly less lonely confectionary
 of the most emotional notes
 of violins and piano. 
 
 today, the lonely god
 is slightly less lonely.
 
 today
 he has a hand to hold
 and so do I
 
 but tomorrow
 I do not know
 if I will be there
 to hold the hand of this poor
 lonely god
 and more pearls drip from my eyes
 as the music drips away
 like water from icicles in spring.

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