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After the storm, your sudden fever flickered out
You found a way out of the blankets and the house
Onto the patio, oh in just a towel
With eyes adjusting to the glow, you see it now
At home, the gift you sent beside an open card
With ink you smeared, it said to find you at the mark
Streaming and stumbling the flames will form an arc
A cluster patterning the heart
Of Father Lucian who saw it and rejoiced
A patient practice he enjoyed
I want to sweep the sky until I figure out
A way to watch it all unburdened by the doubt
I want to leave behind the questions I have known
Go with you astering and fall among the stars
Cascading, endless in the night
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Strange Light
03:26
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Lost in kudzu
Rising in the fog
The pace you kept
Left me far behind
By the lake where
We forgot our shirts
Strange light fell on
Your chest and on your words
Back at the camp
The staff was freaking out
Searching for two
Boys who made it out
By the lake where
We forgot our shirts
Strange light fell on
Your chest and on your words
By the lake where
We forgot our shirts
Strange light fell on
Your chest and on your words
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Soft Punch Washington, D.C.
For the queer
and the damaged
and the eternally curious...
Soft Punch is
Rye Thomas
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