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the beach was black that summer night we were staring at the sea you turned to talk & found me laughingwhat fools we mortals be the buildings soared above our heads the wind blew off the sea the flames were silent when they came they warmed us---you & me the pier-it shook with wooden might & cast shadows on the sea i held your hand---you touched my hair i trembled at the knee the city fell like Babylon & crashed into the sea we witnessed this but we stood still just the embers, you & me brighton fell that fateful night and debris graced the sea yes, she fell with pride and grace and with her, so did we [but we still] whisper of summer, salt & flame while buried by the sea -a.sanjari.
his hands must have shaken yesterday beads of sweat may or may not have clustered around his eyes. one hand outweighed the other: lead weight maybe he heard shouting maybe it was his maybe it was quiet maybe : he was still he hurt more [than us] more than melodrama allowed RIP Derek Paul Hicks. 22 January 1983-2 April 2007 you will be missed.
i wish i could find a tone nonchalant enough to tell you how much i wish you'd never have let go. in such a casual manner to where the words would strike you but i would hear no verbal counter. to where you'd wonder how much of you is still inside of me & dare to ask. after which i would reply the tide does not vanish seaside stones but turns them to glittering sand. Credits: Dave April for Photography
wet grass brushes my ankles in an attempt to wash off guilt from my supporting features. he asked with his hands if i liked to hurt. i said "yes mister but make it quick. i have appointments to keep." sunrises & pollutants go hand in hand. it only makes sense that which is capable of beauty is capable of murder. -28 march 2007- Credits: Dave April for Photography.