The Glow pt. 2
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The Glow pt. 2
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I took my shirt off in the yard.
No-one saw that the skin on my shoulders was golden.
Now it's not and my shirt's back on,
I forgot my songs,
The glow is gone,
My gliding body stopped.
I could not get through September without a battle.
I face death, I went in with my arms swinging;
But I heard my own breath,
And had to face that i'm still living.
I'm still flesh,
I hold onto awful feelings.
I'm not dead,
There's no end,
My face is red.
My blood flows harshly,
My heart beats loudly,
My chest still draws breath...
I hold it, I'm buoyant.
There's no end.
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