Granted enough to stray toward the edge
We are the ways in which we color outside dotted lines
And the leaking of thoughts from our faucet-like heads
We are not ourselves in cages
Boxed up and bowed up and set aside somewhere
We are not the caution tape around some petty theft
Nor the secrets whispered to the dark when none are near to care
But rather we are cracks of light
That disturb the cobwebbed room
The door that's cracked, the candle wax
We drip, we drool, we swoon
Interconnected at the edges only and just that
There is but slight attention to existence in our space
We are not full enough to be a shadow in the corner of an eye
But an after-image nonetheless when long empty, this place
Dream not of glory, then my brothers
Sisters do not vainly wait
For with all your heavy breathing
Not one single breath can take
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