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A pair of eagles connect in the air in that mysterious way that birds can. Rats that gave up the sea and the sinking ships for a soaring finger with which to scratch the night sky until the skin breaks. Here, they retain that tenuous extension, a spark of the sin, that ****** aristocracy that exalts in making masks out of vellum day and glowering down from box seats at the beginning of the descent. Whether in the sea or fallen as a tree, the sky is memory. No one bites me quite the way you do or locks me with that tenderness of fright. I cannot see the way we fit as one But I must fall with you to rocky white.
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Feb 6, 2010
Feb 6, 2010 at 6:50 PM UTC
Tenuous
A pair of eagles connect in the air in that mysterious way that birds can. Rats that gave up the sea and the sinking ships for a soaring finger with which to scratch the night sky until the skin breaks. Here, they retain that tenuous extension, a spark of the sin, that ****** aristocracy that exalts in making masks out of vellum day and glowering down from box seats at the beginning of the descent. Whether in the sea or fallen as a tree, the sky is memory. No one bites me quite the way you do or locks me with that tenderness of fright. I cannot see the way we fit as one But I must fall with you to rocky white.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Feb 6, 2010
Feb 6, 2010 at 6:50 PM UTC
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