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he rises with words in his unwashed mouth...

by makingloveintheafternoon

he rises with words in his  unwashed mouth, mouth, is unwashed, tongue tastes dregs, bits of morsels of his past, some good, some bad, some tastes of places, of women he has loved, sweetness of sorrow, dregs of regret, and all a jumbled, tumbled, intertwined, clinging combo of nations, his~stories …a mashup of a mashup’s smashup he tries to separate them, this admixture, to better recall, but the sacrificial fire lit, the ember-members are too burnt, indistinguishable and can’t find the vive entre les differences… South of france, tahiti, the one he loved in cities, Toronto, L.A., and Portland, and the communes in Asia, but tries harder but it’s no longer possible to separate the essences and the similarities same, and a great sadness is what he recovers when runs his tongue across the roof of his mouth, the roof of his memory, the roots of his…being…his unbecoming he rises to a glorious day, where he is can’t be sure, who he is with, certainly not, the why, but he recovers some pants and the idea of a fresh start seeps creepy in, but by the time both legs dressed, his mind’s eye wanders to a new sunrise and old template of temptations. . .
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