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blocked

What do I write

when the ink has seemed to freeze.

 

I'll stay up until 2 -

or something like that -

trying to get

some words to drip.

 

These sleepless nights

leaving me with the wonder

if my veins are imprinted in your heart

as yours are in my skin.

 

Slips of promises

that twinkle in our eyes

seeming to be strangers.

 

What is running through these memories.

 

"Cigarettes are nasty"

smoke flows out of us

onto that slab of concrete

we called home.

 

Burn marks

leaving the same scar

as your touch.

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Nov 2, 2013
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