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BrokenNotBad
madame do me a favour & tilt my ****** face so you can see the ugliness of the unborn the locks of Kansas are gold pissgold again choke on my Word yes my tiny vowels & skin consonants while I dream of **** leopards my wand is waving can't you feel it I have ouranous urges and I swallowed up your future progeny ... every life begins somewhere and not when you emerge necessarily, with blood & mercure if you haven't begun yet you are caked in glass in the petting Dome madame take that Orphic stub and pull these scabs of hell with your darning tongue your cafe reprobates seek audience with the new sun life , ****** boy turns your vitriolic violence into form lap up the harpsichord eat the missing letters and run
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Mar 6, 2021
Mar 6, 2021 at 1:14 AM UTC
Choking On Sartre's Member
every white man has a black girl inside of him slow-writhing Ouroboros whiskey melody hissing husk the women sound like men again strip the calculus twelve bars / repeat movement which continues to buck when the music's over under the veneer of urban cowardice lies a secret path to the black spring mojo � everyone suffers & ***** appropriately everyone happily pinned down under the weight of an angel who�s seen better days the blues tells me through the portals of my sole everything is ****** & we're all forgiven in the oblivion of our honesty
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Mar 3, 2021
Mar 3, 2021 at 5:59 PM UTC
blue grease jesus
It came to be; tufts of time were grazed upon by anteaters who were the     spatial creatures,                    You can hear the foliage of time being nibbled away, savoured, never a meal rushed.             I sit with the leprechauns of the day's thoughts, the storm approaching, clear evidence                    God is breathing. Like me, God is a thinking man - thinking in storms, never galvanising. The television, switched off at moonfall, broadcasts an audible & contented peace,            Among kingdoms of man-made things, all have their private heroes & recalcitrant hobos.             I sit and listen to the storm like an awkward student meeting his idol under intellectual mistletoe,            On the ricepaper of my mind; inscriptions, barely inked, they all speak the language of Place. The letters are in the correct holes, the bronze napkin ring holds the soft blue earth,            Hundreds of people crying suddenly stop. Guilt falls like an avalanche of gulls.            Squared-off lawns giggle over the gutter's edge, through the night's muted hedgerow,            I ask an orphan for directions, he points to the wilderness with his spare foot. I follow. My eyes are bare and my feet feel the moist cicadas and my wings become theirs,            A thousand people stop crying. They see that Life can go no faster, and love is an unused motor.            And the sparrow's claw is aware of its purpose, the wind swims between my ribs & whispers...                    "I've seen it work before." Memory's from the future; spume of something greater.
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Mar 2, 2021
Mar 2, 2021 at 3:59 PM UTC
Thinking In Storms
It came to be; tufts of time were grazed upon by anteaters who were the     spatial creatures,                    You can hear the foliage of time being nibbled away, savoured, never a meal rushed.             I sit with the leprechauns of the day's thoughts, the storm approaching, clear evidence                    God is breathing. Like me, God is a thinking man - thinking in storms, never galvanising. The television, switched off at moonfall, broadcasts an audible & contented peace,            Among kingdoms of man-made things, all have their private heroes & recalcitrant hobos.             I sit and listen to the storm like an awkward student meeting his idol under intellectual mistletoe,            On the ricepaper of my mind; inscriptions, barely inked, they all speak the language of Place. The letters are in the correct holes, the bronze napkin ring holds the soft blue earth,            Hundreds of people crying suddenly stop. Guilt falls like an avalanche of gulls.            Squared-off lawns giggle over the gutter's edge, through the night's muted hedgerow,            I ask an orphan for directions, he points to the wilderness with his spare foot. I follow. My eyes are bare and my feet feel the moist cicadas and my wings become theirs,            A thousand people stop crying. They see that Life can go no faster, and love is an unused motor.            And the sparrow's claw is aware of its purpose, the wind swims between my ribs & whispers...                    "I've seen it work before." Memory's from the future; spume of something greater.
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