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Created on: May 10, 2009
There are lights in the darkness
shimmering back and forth,
blurring,
like liquid butterflies.
Tones like earth-dirt and others like space-stuff
and some like vocal cords snapping
red blood boiling.
And a voice that is louder than the others
louder, but not above within.
A beat that propels us
together
into the dark.
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