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You own the wind
Traversing along, eyes dusty from the weight of responsbilities
Borrowing the sorrowed oaks will to bend
Pushing against the creaking bridges
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You asked me why?
Why did I breeze by and not even provide a nonchalant turning of my eyes
Simple,
As the rubbing of a crickets legs
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The Loss Of The Crown

You own the wind
Traversing along, eyes dusty from the weight of responsbilities
Borrowing the sorrowed oaks will to bend
Pushing against the creaking bridges
Seeing in between the shadows and the crickets
Night illuminates the glimmer in your smile
Painting the stars with a vison of amber disaray


The fog dances you in becoming the softness
For your Soul to swim
Touching
Retreating
Spongy moss pads your feet


Going to apparition
You roam through the asylum
Tapping out a redemption song
Raking the walls
You own the wind

Humming random bars while roaming their halls

Drinking the oversplash of infinities water falls
Breast stroking holy springs
You rest against A weathered rock
Secretly caressing immortal saints
Questioning all that in the end proposes no answer

Tooth picked cherub feathers
Offer a soft place for you to lay your thoughts
While you whisper into the tormented hearts of chained dogs
Wailing for a taste of sun dipped Mondays


The backdropp and physiography
Sway at your announcement
You own the wind

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