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farewell infinite


stagnant love
its fragmented
aching
adrenaline
worsens from the initial pain
sharper than our breaking beaks
burned to chaff in the winter wind
the sky blooms fiery blue
I doubt I will ever understand
I lay this burdened body down
on lamplit shore
the sand grips my faraway joints
the waves clamp my soul
I catch my breath
to set us both free
beyond our past eternity
seagul and sandpiper
only live and love from their dimensions
I guard my pretensions in remission
we will leave mislaid love and disbelief
we can find our separate peace

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