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3:25 p.m. - 12/27/01 be warned<-- she tells herself stories about grief gardens where girls in british beds wake up halfway through insomnia to tiptoe through the grass and women tending daisygraves look up to ask why she still hangs onto cement stones when there are seeds of freedom planted at her feet they meet in the moments before bed when tracy's a thunderstorm inside my head, lightning so loud music cannot drown out the silences - i tell myself stories of the war we might not win at least when you were attacked by terror you were in a safety net of grief, at least you had that global guard to offer some relief who am i? if not the other end of her blond hair? unaware of where to go, where to go, where to go now there and they say sleep but if she does not wake up who says I will? chord � � |