"Who are you?" her mother asked.
"I'm your daughter, Alice."
"I know that. But I mean, who are you?" Her mother's eyes locked onto hers; she was clutching Alice's eyes. What did she mean
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the amber drifts away from the night,
galaxies faint in the bronze of aurora
as a burnished tone unfolds the earth,
I see your aura, a sun in its wake
renaissancing in the daybreak,
your friable being crosses through
the breach of life, a gap in the curtains,
your colored emanation edges the sky
encircles my body in an ethereal dye,
particles of gold scatter in the room
start to bask on the bare ground, intact,
I soften my eyes on you, we collide
your blond hair traverses my side
an iridescence defrosts the stillness
unveils your translucent plane,
an ivory glow encloses your face
creases on your subtle disappearance
the sun's gentle breaths break the horizon,
direct light frays the diffused rising
and the halo of the sun approaches my skin,
but I am fleshed, I can't quite be one with the sun
or you, and you know not to orbit any closer.