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Memory dreams death (the dreams that should not be)
Contributed by
iodinelove
on
Thursday, 5th January 2006 @ 07:49:02 PM in AEST
Topic:
Grief
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In a bare room in a bleak December day, I am curdled vomiting my love. A serenity called endlessness diverts my trembling tongue, calls glory short lived, shambles aimlessly about, and trusts my fingers to play her threads of hair. It is only a memory, and memory dreams death.
What is there to say? What word, poignant, said word made flesh, desires memory over flesh? Can I say love, and to your hearts be sought, and taken captive by? Can I say, her hands upon my sick and weary breast considers me, the life in me and death in me that is a drowning sea upon her cold dead lips, without the fear of no repose from the drink of deep, deep dreams that damn me to unrest? Can I again say love, and fear no trepidation from the shadows of my heart?
To my life's own love, and to loves that fall behind: I am dried desires dying dreams; let all follow the dreams that should not be.
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iodinelove
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2006-01-05 19:49:02] (Date/Time posted on
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