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Become medieval when the rain starts – put coins in my corset, they are pure gold & evil and show the men using my Thanatos drive: I could not care if they want me, I could not care if they hated me alive. Rather the leaf upon dress-breasts much as a muzzle, came from a box of cardboard slits opening like lady-legs. I bribe the thrash with my whispers & wheels, promise to soak up sky’s tears but she certainly prefers the black ash haul. I bring myself to the top of a volcano, its arc, convinced that it cannot soot me, not in the rain: such scorch is unreachable. There is this protruding spiral in the center, going dark, a pupil. It eats my hair-ribbon and I sweat, but I am upon all terrains of the Earth prepared to fall into a clutch, the gold stain my skin before peeling by storms, how plague-like I seem. Could be on my back when it implodes – though my skirt would not appreciate the mess, I think the idea fine. I am already pink, red’s better. Wires and flushed cheeks will be what they find, the men, knowing that I could not care. And I did not; it was not less than a shot of lightning stuck under a petticoat, frilled for nobody but the volcano who turns ********* to embers. the rain that beasts eyelashes to amputees.
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 12:43 PM UTC
thanatos
Become medieval when the rain starts – put coins in my corset, they are pure gold & evil and show the men using my Thanatos drive: I could not care if they want me, I could not care if they hated me alive. Rather the leaf upon dress-breasts much as a muzzle, came from a box of cardboard slits opening like lady-legs. I bribe the thrash with my whispers & wheels, promise to soak up sky’s tears but she certainly prefers the black ash haul. I bring myself to the top of a volcano, its arc, convinced that it cannot soot me, not in the rain: such scorch is unreachable. There is this protruding spiral in the center, going dark, a pupil. It eats my hair-ribbon and I sweat, but I am upon all terrains of the Earth prepared to fall into a clutch, the gold stain my skin before peeling by storms, how plague-like I seem. Could be on my back when it implodes – though my skirt would not appreciate the mess, I think the idea fine. I am already pink, red’s better. Wires and flushed cheeks will be what they find, the men, knowing that I could not care. And I did not; it was not less than a shot of lightning stuck under a petticoat, frilled for nobody but the volcano who turns ********* to embers. the rain that beasts eyelashes to amputees.
sarina
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 12:43 PM UTC
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