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"what's that?" she whispered. terrified.
the other girl pulled her closer.
"it's your heartbeat."
but she shook her head.
"it's just someone walking by my door."
the other one touched her face.
"you're beautiful, you know."
but she said, "no." when she
wiped off her makeup and the smile melted
down.
the drain.
along with it.
she sat for a long time with
her; arms folded and just enough
space
between the two to confuse the situation. even more.
"will you still be here after the storm blows over?"
but the other looked at her heart and said
between aching breaths,
"what storm?"
the days-
and weeks-
and months-
washed away
whatever dust had settled.
the rain fell into
the spaces between and
soaked up all the hearts like it was.
just a game.
and she whispered,
"what's that?"
and the other sighed,
"that's my heartbeat."
so she stood up and.
reached her hand for the sun but
the other ran.
down.
the gutters.
just like the rain
streaked with little rainbows.
from old oil puddles that
the cars left
behind before.
they.
drove away.
the other girl pulled her closer.
"it's your heartbeat."
but she shook her head.
"it's just someone walking by my door."
the other one touched her face.
"you're beautiful, you know."
but she said, "no." when she
wiped off her makeup and the smile melted
down.
the drain.
along with it.
she sat for a long time with
her; arms folded and just enough
space
between the two to confuse the situation. even more.
"will you still be here after the storm blows over?"
but the other looked at her heart and said
between aching breaths,
"what storm?"
the days-
and weeks-
and months-
washed away
whatever dust had settled.
the rain fell into
the spaces between and
soaked up all the hearts like it was.
just a game.
and she whispered,
"what's that?"
and the other sighed,
"that's my heartbeat."
so she stood up and.
reached her hand for the sun but
the other ran.
down.
the gutters.
just like the rain
streaked with little rainbows.
from old oil puddles that
the cars left
behind before.
they.
drove away.
Literature
March of Time
March of Time
Time marches to its own sound.
Tick tock, thump thump, click boom.
In a fraction of a second everything you know and love can be gone.
Life ends and life begins but time pays no mind.
It just keeps marching to its own beat.
Tick tock, thump thump, click boom.
Literature
Time
Dark grey clouds hung in the sky, lifeless, obscuring the sun, casting the world in perpetual twilight. The air spun listlessly, without purpose, meandering, lost. Lightning flashed in the distance, but it was dull, and arched lazily among the clouds; no thunder followed.
He knelt on his knees on the barren ground, head bowed with eyes closed, as if asleep. But he was not sleeping; how could he sleep? The pain of incredible loss and despair seared through him, leaving a cold ache that seeped into his bones. No, he did not sleep, could not sleep.
The last words of the prophecy slipped into his mind, unbidden:
When all has come to end,
a
Literature
the trees change
soft gray sunset
fluttering limbs like trunks in the breeze
banana leafs shuffle,
a yellow-green wave
dyed with the thought of rain
the blue of cloud and steel holding back
the bowl of blackberries and milk, a teaspoon of sugar
crosshatched where the birch-hairs twine
in overlapping lines scrawled above
the white bodies turn brown
stretched from molten crucible
into blown gestures
faint suggestions to the wind
the upside-down birdcages
unfurl near the brim
their arms splitting and
growing barbs like battle maces
when the leaves carve away
the paper bark shivers,
leafs, electric on the stem
the shadow from the trunk bleeds
and stains the b
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