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“i shut my eyes and all the world drops dead; i lift my eyes and all is born again.”
ariel: the restored edition // sylvia plath
"juliet (30 04 13-02 05 13)"
Date & Time:   Thursday, May 2, 2013, 1:49 AM
Entry:
an encounter we would never forget
of the sons and daughters who beget
love or misery, it was a bet
we did not know what we would get

my eyes set on your beauty
i felt it was my duty
to whisper words from the lovely
of when they were forty

we would never be
there would always be a fee
for those who could see
"we were always meant to be"

and so you fell
into a slumber, but to no hell
and you were breathing, it was a tell
i did not know, i rang the bell

of death's door
to those who sell

/p.s of when they were forty - wise 
to those who sell - sold their souls