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Cheyenne Chenoa
Poems
May 17
The Parting Souls
I want to kiss your soul
And tell it sweet goodnight
For the scars we lay upon us
Fade fast in moving tide
What wandering did we do
From here to there till now
To schism our great bind
As we wish the rain goodbye
Do you hear the city streets
Ghastly echoes calling bright
The neon light facade
Drapes on an empty stage tonight
I feel a dwindling fire
I hold it close and dear
My blanket is torn from me
Iām unsafe and struck in fear
Where is my gentle net
My lighthouse in the vines
The phone booth sputters
As blood trickles from my eyes
Now my magician is only here
In dreams, visions,
And big signs in the sky
He is just barely keeping himself by
The moon lights up the stars tonight
The rocks, but also you and I
We gaze upon the same bright night
But from different seas of changing times
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Cheyenne Chenoa
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