1. |
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your patina tongue hair
plucking splinters
crying their car through trees
clumped hair bleeds in piles as I pet you away
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reliving dreams in passive required taste
a judgement or lack thereof now pungent
poured clearly
splitting jawbone migraine ate my my sleep
blah blah innuendo
except exactly the opposite
with nothing but exactly that
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3. |
circular dice
01:15
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brushing cloud itching shoreline
plastic wrapped shelves next to you,
settling
your heartbeat in and out of sweat,
caressing head and hand.
a hundred morning spores
coalesce the stars
forest exhaling
swaying back and drunk and forth
sand dressing tear ducts
thin lipstick cautiously taut along the fissure
lifting your hair to kiss your face to concrete in between
paint a million miles an hour
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the wind beating hair back
dimly plotting negative shapes in parallax
soft opal clouds dripping orange, moonshine stain
brimming glasses
briefly executing shadow pattern after pattern
through wooden cobwebs
adumbrating shifting black
stained yellow
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