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Found
Crumpled edges They glare like the sun against a windshield Hot Too bright Don’t look But stare Past the allegoried alleys of black dust Silt All alone Staring back Sightless you watch Tingled, tickled, prickled Thorns are not thorns They sway Gently Past your supple skin Not yet thickened by time The next time the icy breeze hits your face You shutter Awakened So you go Traversing the salted edges of time Thicker than you thought But less unknown Because you are the salted edges You walk along yourself Wild, yes And knowing You are the silt, the Black dust Walking the alleys Searching Floating among the mirrored shatters You wait Then Prisms cast their colorful shields Carpets like pathways Angled, sharp Against walls that have not been walls Traipsing Around your edgeless shadow You blur into the frames Abducting colors Becoming them Found.
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