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Lately, death is everywhere. It sits on the rim and recites the contrition of unburied mad. Nectar dusted glasses. These shards raised you. Contoured as cells that neat flesh together. How far we stretch when flavours dull and loose thoughts the last we push around our tongue. Demons that swirl, unfolded for the world in aching concession - how sorrow leans heavy on the bones. Meat and sacrilege, these apparitions scream in a plume of citrus; saliva like flint drawing moths to the table. They gauge, every ground memory; the feeding vessels of freshly kneaded delirium. I'll never shake that screech. Piercing as brass embracing brass, the sound of death still tepid with the scent of rotting fruit. We circle, a grey scar between wheels and the unresponsive telephone. I clawed clean every last piece of static, served on platters once wholesome now plunged with the ailing sunset - our last supper.
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 4:25 PM UTC
-- The Last Supper --
Lately, death is everywhere. It sits on the rim and recites the contrition of unburied mad. Nectar dusted glasses. These shards raised you. Contoured as cells that neat flesh together. How far we stretch when flavours dull and loose thoughts the last we push around our tongue. Demons that swirl, unfolded for the world in aching concession - how sorrow leans heavy on the bones. Meat and sacrilege, these apparitions scream in a plume of citrus; saliva like flint drawing moths to the table. They gauge, every ground memory; the feeding vessels of freshly kneaded delirium. I'll never shake that screech. Piercing as brass embracing brass, the sound of death still tepid with the scent of rotting fruit. We circle, a grey scar between wheels and the unresponsive telephone. I clawed clean every last piece of static, served on platters once wholesome now plunged with the ailing sunset - our last supper.
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 4:25 PM UTC
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