This brightness which we can't contain
The finest stitch these hands have made
A single inch remarkable against
A mouth of darkened histories, swallowing whole
All but our present tense, as of late
Your irises, they illustrate the pattern—
Subtle movements I read and mock
Where passion becomes Choreographer;
Where flesh is passed from palm to palm—
Of rare, as pure, commodity
Fairly offered as being, otherwise, obsolete
Under discretion of those not so elite
Amongst the sewn strategies
Of Pearl-Wallflower and Right-Hand-Soldier symphonies
Wherein studies conducted, on consensus constructed
By creases written upon inlets framing your cheeks
Illuminating moments otherwise unscripted—
Being conscious that hollow memory unfolds bleak or empty—
And occupy the sympathy of what employed to a Circadian
(Insecure in its until-then-impertinent) Rhythm
Though magnified, and burning
Through fury of fortune's adoring eye
Strung like those flavoured-Undaunted, coloured-Rose
Melodies gentle; they peruse your tongue and expend themselves—
The most aesthetic of awed monologue human ears have held—
To stand or waltz along my senses, proud not of the words
But sudden intention for their dance,
And such poetics being intrinsic—by elucidation's very object, procured
Each come and craft that void where we couldn't remain,
Under massive foisting of disenchantment engraved,
Now, at middle seam, has split; spilt in to Miracles' garment fragments
Which found pause in the soft activity and warmth of our souls
That what inflates then indents our wrists with evidence
Of hardly-passive Heart-rates
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