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Downer

A golden apple cut my tongue

as gravity began to fail me.

Slowly slowly slowly

the sense of right-side-up

became upside-down.

My skull,

covered in lead, dense,

assured my feet, light as air

remained heals over head.

 

Devoured carcass of the metal fruit

slipped from left hand

as I chased a white rabbit

quickly quickly quickly

over threshold,

out of blue into red

that seeped into light of violet.

 

The chromatic difference in atmosphere

snapped me from suspension

and my spine, as I fell

s i l e n t l y

q u i e t l y

LOUDLY

onto tiled floor.

And as I lay stranded and sleep heavy

I felt the cool fur of my prize

before slipping into darkness.

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Jul 30, 2012
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