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Re: Little o' This, Little o' That. (Score: 1)
by paleface on Wednesday, June 04, 2008 (17:38:12)
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Hi. I was taking a break from my daily activities and browsed my way into your page. Enjoyed the read. Wanted to let you know I landed and left. J

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Pluto

I hope to find
far away
some place
drowned in silence

unbelievably
there is this tiny echo
of a voice
you once used
and it chases
me home

these memories
have come to resemble
scars that no
longer bleed

and I am still searching
for silence

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It's highly disconcerting when I look up to see his eyes fixed on mine. It's as though he has been waiting for me to look up, so that I will see he has been watching me. What does he want? What does it mean?

Looking into those eyes catches me so offguard and makes me want to keep looking until he breaks the gaze. But I look away, acting as though I hardly noticed his gaze.

The next time someone is caught staring it will be me, when he looks up from whatever has his attention.

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