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Mother I tempered with the forces I became a villain in the story I've written Mother remember me chasing pavements The ardency of the gnaw The absurdity Mother remember the box of darkness The dirt in my fingernails When the moon fell And my guts sat heavy on my chest Mother remember, the sweet sun on our backs before the severing from the cradle you sang to The wind was a lullaby Blue stained onto my faculties Mother impending doom sits In the pit of my stomach still Mother don't worry, I quietened the blood I stitched the hem of the undone The sunrise in the east breathed life into my body And those hands Mother I made a home out of a bruise
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Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 3:14 PM UTC
Mother
Mother I tempered with the forces I became a villain in the story I've written Mother remember me chasing pavements The ardency of the gnaw The absurdity Mother remember the box of darkness The dirt in my fingernails When the moon fell And my guts sat heavy on my chest Mother remember, the sweet sun on our backs before the severing from the cradle you sang to The wind was a lullaby Blue stained onto my faculties Mother impending doom sits In the pit of my stomach still Mother don't worry, I quietened the blood I stitched the hem of the undone The sunrise in the east breathed life into my body And those hands Mother I made a home out of a bruise
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Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 3:14 PM UTC
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