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edmond-rohrer
And walking down the line, And walking down the line, Blood hot to fuel the limbs a-crying, Struck not for rhythm, only rhyme, Best for sighing And dying in retreat. And in my chest of pine, A map rolled up so thin, Drawn wit with all the twists of time, Stray shores lit up by ocean-shine, Uniquely won, But smudged with soot. Clouds from the soil – a sign! This little mist of mine, Will yearn to chuck its static tine Among the tatters and the lint That settled in my chest of pine, a boneyard relic dank and bare which homely cries A ravaged syncopation twice. And veering from the line, And steering from my way, A day or two to stay away From bays of beasts and feasts of lice and many a morsel, lost to vermin that squirm and grow and bite my leg bleeds green; Known to knaves that waved grave flails and scattered **** that ****** its own to Hell, where overdue a longish spell sent Falling from place to grace that face that drew a thousand beads of albatross tears, of murky reeds and cheating, stinking, reeking, absolute, terrible, miserable, mistakes Fall in line! And burps another Rhine, Boiled quaint in bogs of brine, That pickles crisp the limp old rind Of cogs and bands my chests of pine, Buckskin drying all the time, ******* coke, doing lines, tonguing chic, pearly swine, concede a side I’ll never find.
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 10:44 AM UTC
Fall in Line
Paraphrasing: Oxygen feedback don’t provoke me; I relieve all the need plasticized lips to a nail gun at your forebrain steal yourself a jacket; don’t **** around my home when the freeze follows every sinkhole step your fat toes fall away Let me de-muck that nonsense: Met a gal, I did name was Hannah, spat mucosal **** between my duck feet And my tasseled spine H e av e d, hu rrr led at T he s i g ht o f M y s ki n But I cracked and ground my molars and I gobbled that aching dejection & snickering and commanded she **** vanish so it was OK for **** near three seconds three two one till she re-arrived and rebuked a gull’s shade for looking too much like me and I loved her now and again and three second place trophies ago she brushed me first with that formidable brilliance a third of what that beauty, **** that body was gifted with poison that leeched through palms to my nerves them bones and out again
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 8:51 AM UTC
Foliage
god stores sunshine in blue skies even the sun gets pinkeye and the sea she yawns we call it the seabreeze that leaves know the trees breathe there's more to you - but what I see evaporates
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 10:51 PM UTC
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loitering in German is repulsive always inebriated, even – understand? repetition and throat plug pronouns (she gags on “du” bleats “mein”) exotic?  nah.  adored? well they tell me “das Gift” peals a heavy cognate; it also answers to “poison” but Gifts in King’s is “toxic” not sorry are – not – toxic so flash me that yellowbird lather, anchor in strand these quicksilver nothings, murmured honeydew venom overheard myself last night calling du but your scent killed by mein pulse almost fooled me, nearly sounded like the antidote and other delicious gifts you’ve given me
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
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