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In her absence, my bedroom inhales. Who had been ******* in the thick underbelly of our loathsomeness, holding its breath for a moment a-lone. I am in this room. I have the light on and an iron against my shirts. It sighs a fat gust into in my face. For a moment I almost turn, expecting her to carry in that smoke and rotting bouquet. Nothingness enters, I understand this means I am stirred. She makes a motion, but not one of ripples or waves. This is the hail of your destitution.
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Nov 18, 2025
Nov 18, 2025 at 12:00 AM UTC
My Cain and Abel Poem
In her absence, my bedroom inhales. Who had been ******* in the thick underbelly of our loathsomeness, holding its breath for a moment a-lone. I am in this room. I have the light on and an iron against my shirts. It sighs a fat gust into in my face. For a moment I almost turn, expecting her to carry in that smoke and rotting bouquet. Nothingness enters, I understand this means I am stirred. She makes a motion, but not one of ripples or waves. This is the hail of your destitution.
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Nov 18, 2025
Nov 18, 2025 at 12:00 AM UTC
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