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i could taste her with my fingers feel her sweltering tongue like a red field burning until our lives fell to snow grottoes icy labyrinth dismantling us a bone at a time we studied each others shifting decrepitude watching each other rot naked, twisting to white ashes like a fiction of flickering transparencies drawn faces slope downwards every day a dark-eyed Halloween and i cant hear her voice still a giddy pig with **** talk floundering in the mud laughing about death my heart is a secret terror my breath tangled in your words every syllable like a pound of grain breathing black pebbles I'm facing destiny a dark jazz like all before me and you my beloved until all is parched dust with one of us still left standing haunted by the absence of the other
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Apr 1, 2018
Apr 1, 2018 at 2:38 PM UTC
Dark Jazz
i could taste her with my fingers feel her sweltering tongue like a red field burning until our lives fell to snow grottoes icy labyrinth dismantling us a bone at a time we studied each others shifting decrepitude watching each other rot naked, twisting to white ashes like a fiction of flickering transparencies drawn faces slope downwards every day a dark-eyed Halloween and i cant hear her voice still a giddy pig with **** talk floundering in the mud laughing about death my heart is a secret terror my breath tangled in your words every syllable like a pound of grain breathing black pebbles I'm facing destiny a dark jazz like all before me and you my beloved until all is parched dust with one of us still left standing haunted by the absence of the other
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Apr 1, 2018
Apr 1, 2018 at 2:38 PM UTC
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