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Part I It’s hot tonight, Boiled tonight. And I’m drunk tonight So I scatter tonight As opposed to Sleeping tonight; so Alone’d pave my way. I speak to parchment, And with dehydrated Tongue. So stack the syllables, So ebb the songs, And if words could be Bricks, I’d end the stares And disallow The gentle breeze, My window; Not quite frigid yet, But like her breath With a hint of ice, If only enough, To coerce my hair, Specifically The strands on the Back of my neck. And so, we’d shiver. To be continued…
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 8:47 AM UTC
The Lesser Schisms
Part I It’s hot tonight, Boiled tonight. And I’m drunk tonight So I scatter tonight As opposed to Sleeping tonight; so Alone’d pave my way. I speak to parchment, And with dehydrated Tongue. So stack the syllables, So ebb the songs, And if words could be Bricks, I’d end the stares And disallow The gentle breeze, My window; Not quite frigid yet, But like her breath With a hint of ice, If only enough, To coerce my hair, Specifically The strands on the Back of my neck. And so, we’d shiver. To be continued…
Part of something larger, at least I thought so. You see, a million little schisms eventually become a cataclysm. God took my girl; and maybe it was for the better?
liam-c-calhoun
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 8:47 AM UTC
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