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flame.

She held my tiny hand

over the blue,

of the clicker

that ignites

the flame.

She told me,

this is pain

& this

is nothing

for what's

to come.

 

Cracked skies

are worse

than the scrambled,

who are already dead.

You keep trying..

And that's the curse

of an unholy blessing.

 

Submissive deathly,

accept their fate,

the unwilling

are the true

sufferers.

 

I know the place,

under the underpass

when its dark

I can forget

and feel laughter

with god-less

after popping

a few.

 

a white ball-cue,

won't sink the 8 ball,

but literally,

is a whole different story.

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47 / M / The Land Down Under
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