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Octavio Silva lockscreen!! I'm doing these for a couple of legends but I figured I'd just start off with meh boi uwu
When you realize it’s Jibraltar and not Gibraltar
I GOT MY FIRST 20 BOMB YESTERDAY AND IM VV PROUD OF IT. LIKE AT FIRST IT WAS KINDA JUST KILL STEALING TO MESS WITH MY FRIENDS BUT THEN I REALIZED I HAD 15 KILLS WITH 2 OTHER SQUADS LEFT AND MY FRIEND PLUS THE RANDOM WERE KIND ENOUGH TO LET ME GET THE LAST COUPLE OF KILLS AND IM JUST SUPER HAPPY TO HAVE THE FRIGGIN BADGE CAUSE I THOUGHT IT WOULD TAKE Y E A R S T O GET
Of pearls & pain
Of pearls & pain
here, at easter, of pearls & pain shall i marry the sand & sea take my body ~ remember me
of cultured pearl, a valued gain of fresh story, reborn glory here’s my body ~ its crimson stain
price tag paid miraculously with my body ~ of pearls & pain
a new form from dVerse
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On Ageing
Another response to dVerse Poets Pub Meeting the Bar – Octain Refrain
Invaded by an alien
blue veins are pulsing marbled mud
breasts desiccated, juiceless buds
skin has become reptilian
amber hair is now dusty grey
can’t sleep at night and doze all day
heart that once soared now only thuds
I have become an alien
© Kim M. Russell, 2016
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A Seaside Octain
My response to dVerse Poets Pub Meeting the Bar – Octain Refrain
In lines of salty poetry
beach-combings of sea-shells and stones
seaweed and brittle brine-bleached bones
polished and arranged in glory
deep blues and moody seascape hues
the writer navigates a story
of washing waves and seagull’s tones
in lines of salty poetry
© Kim M. Russell, 2016
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