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Susan

from Luminaria by Ian Moore

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Susan's floating weightless through the atmosphere
the sunlight makes it hard to see her
not far to go until the is floating out of here
the sunlight makes her skin translucent

and every single fiber twisting
every neuron firing in me
all my blood in constant motion
every breath i take
thoughts roll like a fire engine
strings of words but no intention
hey will you remember me
when you have lost your head?

Lost the date must be the mid of may
Because you can see the lilacs blooming
falling into catacombs corralled in sleep
and absence fills the empty space
until the scent itself seems out of place

and every single fiber twisting
every neuron firing in me
all my blood in constant motion
every breath i take
thoughts roll like a fire engine
strings of words but no intention
hey will you remember me
when you have lost your head?

Its only in the silence that you move in me
my blood runs red and i can feel you
sifting through the quiet of the afternoon, the trees they bend and sway
they have no knowledge, but there's something in the way

and every single fiber twisting
every neuron firing in me
all my blood in constant motion
every breath i take
thoughts roll like a fire engine
strings of words but no intention
hey will you remember me
when you have lost your head?

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from Luminaria, released August 8, 2004

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