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Her Dance

psycosynthesis

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I'm looking at
His artwork of
You and him
And I'm,
Smiling and agreeing.
You hold onto a
Lamppost, dancing.
As I
Refuse to relent
My grip on
The ideal of you.
My eyes can't
Help but stray
Towards you, dancing.
Even as I hug him.
Chemical induced,
A fit of forgiveness
And a feeble attempt
To forget you, dancing.
 
When I first read this I imagined it being the lyrics to a Chiodos song. Not necessarily a bad thing. :P
 
Lovely.

It dances... there's an elegant rhythm, astute linebreaks, and unexpected segues of imagery.
 
"As I
Refuse to relent
My grip on
The ideal of you."

I really liked this. I think that love causes us to invent a certain image of someone, and whether or not they hold true to it, once you embed that image in your mind, its hard to ever change it.

I always did the same thing. Even with the people that really hurt me, all I would ever remember them by was some ideal I had once dreamed up for them in my head. And even long after I had clarity on who they really were, my heart had decided on something completely different.
 
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