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torin-huff
I ask myself If a memory Implies a moment I actually made. If a mirror Image and models, Idols, and masses Intertwine and make Inside all minds Internal anguish. Madness. If anxiety makes Impossible a more Ideal, acceptable matter. If a movement Implies a mountain, Is a miss Instantly a more Important action? Maybe Instead all make imperfect acceptable magic. Isn't a misses In a magdalene? Inside a mind Imagination always matters. If attacking madness In any manner Is allowed, maybe I am mad Inside and my Intuition approves me.
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 12:53 AM UTC
I Ask Myself
Your hands felt like my own skin. I couldn't tell if you were dead already, or if it's just heavenly being around you. Your happiness radiating and your face, with the sun looking at it through the shades one last time before you're burned and urned to be spread among the rocks without your name in stone, it was blinding me. I couldn't bare to look. But now, it's hard not to see you. What's after death? Phone calls on seashells without having to let it ring, I'll always pick up immediately. Our connection will resemble rain. When my life gets cloudy, you'll come down to help me. You've always been there.
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Jun 26, 2014
Jun 26, 2014 at 6:40 AM UTC
Washing Ashes in the Sand (Pt. 1)
Baby back ribs and piggy back rides. Plane seats in coach and airplanes by the couch. Times when your words were gifts to help my present dilemmas, and times when my biggest dilemma was what to tell Santa. Frequent naps on your La-Z-Boy laps. Sometimes I like to sit back and reminisce about the places we've been - Seattle for games, Wild Waves, and though I may be too old for big slides now I still wonder who would win in a race. Time slips by us too quick.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 7:58 AM UTC
Baby Back Ribs and Piggy Back Rides (Pt. 1)
I'm afraid of trips to the hospital you know that. I'm allergic to dogs, cats, and dust of course you know that. Something I can't bear, but you live for. It starts with a wheeze, a trembling cough with no matter andthenIpanic.    Fiddling through old pockets and and a glove box              ican'tbreathe.                        I know you're somewhere close                                  wherethehellareyou?                                            Hiding in a pocket from yesterday                                                    thankyoujesus. Gripped firmly to my mouth I give your silver top a hard push AND THEN AT LAST vapor fills my airways to ease the inhales from my last cigarette. A subtle sweet taste, like spray candy mixed with cough syrup. I hold for ten alligators so you can work in peace as you navigate through swamps of shisha and THC. A thick fog I cannot see. Ripping the mucus from my walls making tar stuck to tissue seem like a lubricant for a fire engine. At last clean air. A moment enjoyed for a minute. One last puff, and I'm not dead yet.
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 7:11 PM UTC
Ode to Albuterol
Looking at my screen for your voice in words over, and over, and over. Maybe it's me. I know I may not be the man of your dreams, and I would apologize for that if I didn't feel like reality is just so much more enjoyable when you're around. Or when you tell me about the nightmare you just had. Instead, I'll hold on to this decaying black screen until you remind me why I don't mind technology.
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 3:50 AM UTC
No Reply
You are the definition of fiction. An adventure, one I can't take my hands off of. One where the hero has been through so many climaxes and I'm still left stuck in my bed craving for more. One I wish I could live myself, but when I understand what you are I'm torn between living as if you never lied to me and replacing the broken mirror in your bathroom.
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 3:32 AM UTC
Bedtime Reading