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dark musty I am attracted, opposite poles, a moth to the absence of light, my mushroom blooms the deepest shade of azure awakening here, molding at the spore, the leafs and paper and rat droppings echo down the causeway, the red rusted gutter escape flows into nothingness behind me, I hate you; so obese, rotund like a dimorphism of rubenesquery and retardation, bent beyond shape, borrowed against **** I’ll collect the interest someday, maybe today, or perhaps we’ll continue on smiling as we have knowing that I pulled the last vestiges of your humanity, shorn and weeping, from your carcass years ago. You are mine.
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 12:13 PM UTC
Exhaling Into a Cadaver
dark musty I am attracted, opposite poles, a moth to the absence of light, my mushroom blooms the deepest shade of azure awakening here, molding at the spore, the leafs and paper and rat droppings echo down the causeway, the red rusted gutter escape flows into nothingness behind me, I hate you; so obese, rotund like a dimorphism of rubenesquery and retardation, bent beyond shape, borrowed against **** I’ll collect the interest someday, maybe today, or perhaps we’ll continue on smiling as we have knowing that I pulled the last vestiges of your humanity, shorn and weeping, from your carcass years ago. You are mine.
Rmatheson
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 12:13 PM UTC
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