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racked across her burning shoulders i was the pig but on a flaming spire so close to the ethereal cotton. i was suffocating and only a snap of the neck or a crack of the joints provided a release of oxygen that set us aflame. we don't belong here and the belittling braces our salivating frontal lobes. it's still too dry, and from this moment on, how could this moment bring more tears than my own death? i float atop the spire once more to lay, to decay, and to fade faster than the last words you spoke to me.
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 7:47 PM UTC
ivy trip.
racked across her burning shoulders i was the pig but on a flaming spire so close to the ethereal cotton. i was suffocating and only a snap of the neck or a crack of the joints provided a release of oxygen that set us aflame. we don't belong here and the belittling braces our salivating frontal lobes. it's still too dry, and from this moment on, how could this moment bring more tears than my own death? i float atop the spire once more to lay, to decay, and to fade faster than the last words you spoke to me.
j-juarez
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 7:47 PM UTC
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