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soon before the bewitching hour
between the fourth and fifth days my yearning heart asks twisted questions of my life — how is it that my sunlit path leaves iron clad shadows on my soul — I pace the floors, accepting shards in my bare feet taking tokens of foreboding to my bedchamber but there, the chance for sleep eludes me and I grapple with books of insomnia which grasp my imagination, reincarnating my life with a sense of spiced adventure… then, emboldened by the wee hours of the night I face my naked truths, exposed like the innocence of a apprentice soldier, in strangeness they tarry, only to disappear in the soft silence of the dying wind as the quagmire of my desires evaporate into dreamless sleep — on the morrow in a chapel lit by stained glass reflections falling onto the cold mosaic floors of faith I will pray to gods who have abandoned me for answers which may once again make my life swell with uniqueness cold mosaic floors of faith [2008.5.2…a]
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