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the health (MIND|BODY) the body is atrophying, rising from the bed is an exercise in handholds, and wall grabbing, no falling failure my whispers in the bed of imminent death go unheard as somewhat desired, but not entirely, unsure, unsure the blood don’t circulate fast enough, streams slow to sad songs Pandora has accumulated and plays on, and on, and on <*> mind run by rivulets, fear floes, courage-drowned, easy stuff impossible, hard, beyond pale, drowning in self-disgust and, hopeless every deadline passes, dying, easygoing no screaming, the minimal, hard, beyond the pale, the poetry is untraceable, untranslatable the easy out is steps away, illusions are illusory, delusions, are stories you tell for amusement, dreams are practice runs, for the long run the poem words die on the vine, scorned silence, best is past, appropriate ignominy ****** iced, so it goes, no minyan for the funeral, no ten
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May 11, 2020
May 11, 2020 at 3:36 AM UTC
the health (MIND|BODY)
the health (MIND|BODY) the body is atrophying, rising from the bed is an exercise in handholds, and wall grabbing, no falling failure my whispers in the bed of imminent death go unheard as somewhat desired, but not entirely, unsure, unsure the blood don’t circulate fast enough, streams slow to sad songs Pandora has accumulated and plays on, and on, and on <*> mind run by rivulets, fear floes, courage-drowned, easy stuff impossible, hard, beyond pale, drowning in self-disgust and, hopeless every deadline passes, dying, easygoing no screaming, the minimal, hard, beyond the pale, the poetry is untraceable, untranslatable the easy out is steps away, illusions are illusory, delusions, are stories you tell for amusement, dreams are practice runs, for the long run the poem words die on the vine, scorned silence, best is past, appropriate ignominy ****** iced, so it goes, no minyan for the funeral, no ten
nat-lipstadt
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99/M/NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
May 11, 2020
May 11, 2020 at 3:36 AM UTC
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