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The colors of late September talking and falling again announcing each other like gulls for bread remind me that I've listened yet every day is black and black the mask's unsettling sweat builds and underneaths a frowning girl settling into it yes darling, I see the blue I see the coins stored under my lips haven't paid off and you've painted nothing to hide the holes i'd ask for your hand in this and squint but you, you must not have heard it and here i've been as cooperative as ants / as sad as fate with hands as red as the ibis falling tired and certainly tired of falling
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 1:25 PM UTC
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The colors of late September talking and falling again announcing each other like gulls for bread remind me that I've listened yet every day is black and black the mask's unsettling sweat builds and underneaths a frowning girl settling into it yes darling, I see the blue I see the coins stored under my lips haven't paid off and you've painted nothing to hide the holes i'd ask for your hand in this and squint but you, you must not have heard it and here i've been as cooperative as ants / as sad as fate with hands as red as the ibis falling tired and certainly tired of falling
Julie Butler
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 1:25 PM UTC
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