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The Twin Paradox~ By Sally Fox Maple

10/22/2014

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Time, tell yourself
tell yourself off
sharp--
snow falling, no sound
that snow deafens it
crystalline paratroopers, never twice the same
but if you were, who would know?
They form the softest blanket
deadly with duration
not so different from us

shining, red orb
looking through it into green needles, piercing
closed veins, we are hanged there together
surrounded by a cheap braided gold border
ends uneven from the glue.
Abraded morals,
portals to agony
I imagined it tenuous
strings pulled to breaking; notes pinched
hope to resonate intact
two hands turning backward, numbers askew
not so different from us

 
Author Bio:
Sally Fox Maple earned her English degree from Florida Atlantic University; she now pursues her Master's in Motion Pictures Screenwriting from the University of Miami. A songwriter, Maple is now singing and performing with heavy metal band Brütal in Boynton Beach, Fl. Maple also plays women's professional football for the South Florida Swift and is known for writing The Endzone Airwaves, a blog that showcased the trials and victories of the unknown heroines on the gridiron across the globe. More can be gleaned from Maple's website, www.sallymaple.com.

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