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Hallelujah, I’ve found you one I could have chosen. Were your body pliant, capable more slight, more saudrey a subjectivity easily disposed I would be able to hold your breath, capture your voice contemptuous, mocking and wholly undue spending more than a half a day being who you are would make me hate you-- But for a morning, maybe from eight to noon I’d take on your face, look straight in you, my mirror. Shout out my name three times with hope, I would appear, without your bated breath from jagged mirror, foggy-eyed by shower I'd be able see me touch your body, glistening parting your quivering lips for myself inside, to feel your smile. A phantasm to myself. I want you, my significant other my lover, my ontological displacement of milky misfortunate malaise. Your substance is my fortuitous down-going. My ship-sinking speculum. Desire, mediated by a lack of being-there. Klage.
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 2:00 PM UTC
Significant Other
Hallelujah, I’ve found you one I could have chosen. Were your body pliant, capable more slight, more saudrey a subjectivity easily disposed I would be able to hold your breath, capture your voice contemptuous, mocking and wholly undue spending more than a half a day being who you are would make me hate you-- But for a morning, maybe from eight to noon I’d take on your face, look straight in you, my mirror. Shout out my name three times with hope, I would appear, without your bated breath from jagged mirror, foggy-eyed by shower I'd be able see me touch your body, glistening parting your quivering lips for myself inside, to feel your smile. A phantasm to myself. I want you, my significant other my lover, my ontological displacement of milky misfortunate malaise. Your substance is my fortuitous down-going. My ship-sinking speculum. Desire, mediated by a lack of being-there. Klage.
MMXII this is a ****** poem...
sansara-justinovich
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 2:00 PM UTC
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