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A fielded boxGerms crawling over your bodies, your tack hammers / blemished by petrified daisies / that told stories to their children about crazy ancestors
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Jan 22, 2013
Atlas-cyst (Remembering paths)Cherubs! Cherubs reaching from aluminum clouds / to stab the hearts out of lover's--*kings and queens of too much is enough*--minds. / Bold martyrs dying as abolitionists
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Feb 12, 2013
Barefeet & TiredI want to see where nice words are used on young ladies. / Damned Rome of rude-bred heights from the balcony of the city of dynamite. The villagers sacrifice their seven pounds of worry, and sleep like children in caves of textile reactors. Souls packed in coins and gasoline sin are sold hot at the bazaar on a University campus in America. What the **** do these lambs do in societal gardens? What the hell do pets know watching letters drizzle from the clouds? Parcel dreams scattered on foster children--I want to know where all our words for niceties went when we paid the women to be young. / Devils make knees slick
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Feb 19, 2013
Bird-eating pleasuresCalm these rabbits around the spirals / the *** is still in my wind pipe / and the morning will be late till spring.
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Feb 20, 2013
Breaking my jawThere are no teeth in my apple / and my lost love takes pictures / with backgrounds that I spy
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Mar 26, 2013
Burning couches in lifeBirds broken loose under couches / roasting spits on regional traps, / granddad beat her senseless on the crane handle
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Jan 23, 2013
Cigarettes and Carrots (part 2)*I* / Angry stupors succumb her sternum / --battered cavities
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Mar 5, 2013
Cigarettes and Carrots (part 3)Nostalgic hypochondriac, / psychopathic goddess--we pray to your weekends. / Sunday night industries hold lunch breaks,
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Mar 5, 2013
Cigarettes and Carrots (part four)Catapulted sub-genre painters, / 'the boys--the dogs of war / no one knows about'
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Mar 5, 2013
Cigarettes & carrots (part one)*I* / Aspiring to reach the solar rabbit hole eclipse / --climbing up the well,
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Mar 5, 2013
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