whispering worlds
flesh is tight across her face, across the bone beneath (not fey, nor painfully— she is not unpleasing), skin, cartilage and skull, her staring eyes. her hair. (she is dark and lovely, as my love is dark and lovely, and yet she...) these are lunar intrusions. whispering worlds walk behind her, but leap to shadow when I, whirling, turn... I cannot achieve the truth of these, and failing, find them only in her eyes. the strange woman and the whispering worlds will come to you, as they have come to me; what will you do then? why? why? —W. Gregory Stewart
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