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Little birds
Little trails into a soul setting sun
Little birds into a Cairo view
Through the doorways of blue tiled mansion walks
Plays a karyokinesis tune
Splitting by an eye wink
Spitting haze into Set
And to dream of this un reality
With out the microscopic oblivion
Held perversions of dreams
Of when you....
Dot dot dot... so clearly
That I
Twisted in dance there
With sheer red skirts
Go round and round
So lost in it
That I...
Had forgotten to un break
Had forgotten the edges of my smile
I smell a peculiar scent
And I shrug incense from my posture
My awaiting stance holds little promise
And is full of dilution
My synapses spark
A nights view from lost doorways
To golden alleys that fail to exist
Anymore
The little birds sing
Anymore
Through tiled windows
And sheer skirts
Fragrant plumes like feathers
Whip soft cotton air
To travel
And torture and sift away
To split and turn my actuality’s notion of romance
Into particles like dust
Little birds into a Cairo view
Through the doorways of blue tiled mansion walks
Plays a karyokinesis tune
Splitting by an eye wink
Spitting haze into Set
And to dream of this un reality
With out the microscopic oblivion
Held perversions of dreams
Of when you....
Dot dot dot... so clearly
That I
Twisted in dance there
With sheer red skirts
Go round and round
So lost in it
That I...
Had forgotten to un break
Had forgotten the edges of my smile
I smell a peculiar scent
And I shrug incense from my posture
My awaiting stance holds little promise
And is full of dilution
My synapses spark
A nights view from lost doorways
To golden alleys that fail to exist
Anymore
The little birds sing
Anymore
Through tiled windows
And sheer skirts
Fragrant plumes like feathers
Whip soft cotton air
To travel
And torture and sift away
To split and turn my actuality’s notion of romance
Into particles like dust
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