PROLOGUE I. FOLKLORE II. GIANT WALKERS III. WHYTE RAIN CLOUDS IV. WHISPERING LIPS V. KILLING A GOD VI. CATHING THE EYE VII. TWIN-TAILS VIII. RUMOR-MILL IX. RESTITUTION X. AN ISLAND UNTO ONESELF XI. HEAVEN'S GREEN LAKE XII. RUBY'S RESOLVE XIII. LOVER'S LIME XIV. PREDISPOSITION XV. PROOF OF ROYAL BLOOD XVI. HEAVENLY XVII. FEATHERLESS WINGS XVIII. HIGHER FORCE XIX. RUBY WHYTE EPILOGUE
It can be difficult to let words flow, From the river of your soul. It can be devastating to be firm, And speak how you feel. It can be heartbreaking to have resentments, But that's why you learn to live from your heart. Cat's got our tongue on feelings to be shared. But you look for her to be able to let go. Groundless from fear of integrity, But you find your ground in insanity. You build up a lie from glamour filled safety, But living a lie isn't what you came here for. We didn't come together to fill empty space With mindless pleasure caught in stasis. We fell together to look for the trace That made living wholeheartedly our nemesis. There's no time to live back in yesterday. It's time we pulled each other together, So we can make our way back to grace. Our hands together for the perfect pace. Remembering better days was our place. Always wanting easier times when Just being alive was our homemade Zen, ...
I close my hand mirror after a treacherous morning priming myself for self-beautification. "Today's my day," I affirm to let assuredness override hesitanceness. My hair patted down after rinsing excess conditioner, I run my hands through its soft marshmallow texture. "She'll get a touch of the clouds as my hair brushes against her," I whisper to myself. I make sure to wear light and bright; it'll draw her gaze like a moth to a flame. I contrast my turquoise polo shirt with black jeans so she knows I have depth. But this isn't enough. I have to leave her breathless. A gentle dab of Pond Leaf clenching my neck is how I'll shake her knees to follow. I reveal myself by closely passing her as she waits in line for her morning Golden Latte, making sure the heavenly touch of my hair coyly caresses the back of her neck as I do so. "Ah, I'm sorry. My hair goes a little wild when they see what they want." I press my fawning eyes into her min...
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