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Jul 01, 2010
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LATERAL CONJUNCTION
thwart the disease of dreams
escaping like sour breath
this pierce of peice
wrapped sinless in moist
girdled prayer
this cold sunlight thread
sewing wings on grounded
angels
golden seems in hyphen
trace
bound my heart in love and lace
your sugar lavish wish
swept with fire
the sacred shrine
turn ash to flesh
and we govern
gifted shades of harbour
shelter
and lift our prints down
walls of yesterday
you leaned
learning to fly
kiss to the thin of
ankles
we shall find our way
ruinous and salacious
through graffitti gates
and subtle entry
— Esker, Jul 01, 2010
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Esker
15 years 11 months ago
Poem from poet Ana
Esker
15 years 11 months ago
harbinger garish lustre