lady stardust

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a treeline blurs into watercolour red-violet,impressionist painting of tender rage, wind whispers an old jazz song over rolling hills, fever-bright soul shine forms crucifixion of her life,love has left flames in hopeless comparison to her own sun

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a treeline blurs into watercolour red-violet,
impressionist painting of tender rage,
wind whispers an old jazz song over
rolling hills,
fever-bright soul shine forms
crucifixion of her life,
love has left flames
in hopeless comparison
to her own sun

she is a boundless storm
of luminosity,
enrapturing the lost
and guiding them safe,
catch a wave and take in the sweetness,
something handcarved,
woven from the very fabric of the stars,
monsters pick and rip galaxies,
shades of heaven rot their touch,
she is bleeding on a pointed dagger,
the sky's her stage,
ecstasy grows like a disease,
drinking cherry wine in the velvet night

drawn indelibly to the sky,
heart-compass ticking home,
magnetic north drawing aquila's slice
through her heart,
and she bleeds,
she bleeds inhibitions
and her mothers finest wines,
trepidation and brown sugar,
audience limbic system rocks against
her lustre,
song of a second heartbeat has provided
the divine theremin-thrum of this final act,
lining cigarettes like church congregation,
nothing more than loves
tragic melancholy
she hums

she's sated sick on angel wings,
drunk on a blurry abyss from
glass bottle glory,
pinpricks of her stars
have been cradled by his darkness,
wisps of clouds and bleeding moon
loop threads of madness
she shuts her eyes and all the world
drops dead,
earth's beauty is violence,
abetting her own demise,
blood in her reprise,
a stardust angel has fallen

as icarus loved apollo;
dangerously and with no bounds,
the power of youth is on her mind,
looking for a taste of real life,
angel wing flutter and heartstring strum
kiss like arson all the way through,
rotting in a field of evergreen,
the sun has been reached
and it has fallen,
flames kindle a crown upon her
blonde hair,
feet to the stars, moon-skulled,
the audience applauds,
throwing blood roses and snow lily
to our lady stardust.

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