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my brother,
I dig your spaceship.
I think your engine
is tuned and timed
just fine
and I admire how your airwaves
are rode a bit different than mine
yet the space seems
to have blessed
us both
oh, little sister
your magnets guide
our stars to song.
Shake for me woman
let the heat-death of my universe
pressurize carbon to crumble
into sparkles pretty enough
to adorn your limbs
father,
your silence
and rough hands say more
to elegance and subtlety
than any art.
I still pick flowers for my sister
you were right
it's best to keep her brightened
mama,
if my love said anything more
than I'm sorry
my page would be washed out
in tears.
I dig your spaceship.
I think your engine
is tuned and timed
just fine
and I admire how your airwaves
are rode a bit different than mine
yet the space seems
to have blessed
us both
oh, little sister
your magnets guide
our stars to song.
Shake for me woman
let the heat-death of my universe
pressurize carbon to crumble
into sparkles pretty enough
to adorn your limbs
father,
your silence
and rough hands say more
to elegance and subtlety
than any art.
I still pick flowers for my sister
you were right
it's best to keep her brightened
mama,
if my love said anything more
than I'm sorry
my page would be washed out
in tears.
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