It is dry and hot and somewhat like a desert here.
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Colorful Giraffes
Roses, cut at their prime sit in vases on the shelves.
Days later they will sit wilted and brown in putrid water.
And we throw them out.
The songbird wakes with the first rays of dawn.
Unaware, it is plucked off a branch by the dark brown falcon screaming by.
And the songs are silenced.
The two human beings, intertwined on a bed form harmony.
Only some time later, they are screaming bloody murder.
And they are in love no more.
7You will learn
I’m here
I’m there
I’m everywhere.
And in the end I can’t say very much.
Other than I have lived
and seen
and done these things.
5Oh, there are no words…
seriously!? *face palm*
I mean WHAT? I just…can’t even….
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14896Cobbled roads leaving sidewalks ending in ruts along the ground.
0Freezing
Wind blew and it was cold for this time of year.
I had become accustomed to something else.
And there you were, in another form.
Fitting of such a cold dusk.
0Notice such things
Lilly pads stretched in an arch around the shore.
The mallard swam between them, weaving in and out.
The otter-no wait dog-made it to shore
all in a matter of moments.
0Digital signal
If there were words we would have broken them.
Those are the truest things we humans might count upon.
Stranded boat floating on frozen water.
Tiny fish
they thought were tadpoles
and all things are somewhat misrepresented.
5You knew another language once
We stole the suburban because we knew the keys were hidden under the metal bumper.
We drove it to the Dairy Queen down the road while Sixth Period Chemistry droned on.
And we ate vanilla and chocolate and caramel and life was truly beautiful then.
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