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I Am Furniture

God willing, I beg, Lord Almighty, That I am going somewhere. Somewhere where though I am sitting in crowds of people, Separate languages, separate everything. It's my fault. In it all, I can recall, It's my fault, The fruit I have born from the trees I have nurtured. I am furniture. Sitting here, moving there, Placed inside a chair Feeling electricity as though plugged in.
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Feb 21, 2013
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