Disturbance
I cannot bring myself
To disturb the silence
Of perfection.
Now myself,
I am an unread word,
A glimmer of disturbance
In a bane, parallel landscape,
by which you are a poet.
By which you are an ocean.
From which you breathed
my books and land
Into water
Simmer
Sunset.
I like to watch sunsets alone,
for we never did together.
To disturb the silence
Of perfection.
Now myself,
I am an unread word,
A glimmer of disturbance
In a bane, parallel landscape,
by which you are a poet.
By which you are an ocean.
From which you breathed
my books and land
Into water
Simmer
Sunset.
I like to watch sunsets alone,
for we never did together.
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