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Duality

dead-eyed mannequins bathed in holiday lights
blur of neon-lit faces in a mad rush
lingering shadows born from grey skies
witnessed, as I stood in the rain
coaxing your name 
from every raindrop that fell on tired,
brown skin
on a cold  December New York morning.
I stand in the rain, again
under velvet-black skies 
a million miles away
ocean carresing my feet, and a zephyr 
weaving shy fingers through my hair
poison competing, with your face
coursing through my veins
this rain now acid-on-soul
trying to erase an eidetic nightmare
burning your memory, 
from my rust-infested mind. 

tonight I am letting you go
I am...
no, I can't let you go
I can't
I can't
I can't
I can let ME go.

©Lost

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Tony Taylor

The images created here are extraordinarily powerful and vividly painted...." trying to erase an eidetic nightmare" ~ this lost Love of yours is inspiring some great work my friend!!... FISTFUL-O-STARS!!...... LOVE and ROCKETS!!......T xo ?✳✴☀♥

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Lost

Thank you Tony. We all have our muses :)

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John Prophet

Great job felt every bit of your angst... 

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Lost

Thank you JG

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Lorna

Hi Lost, I enjoyed this. Seeing the darker side of the winter season looked at as a metaphor for lost love 

burning your memory from my rust infested mind

brilliant line
Lorna

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Lost

Thank you Lorna

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