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red wine beads at my brow I wait to wince poppies dance out in the yard in the little warmth from seasons since her feet trail away the broken magnum at mine head, heat, blaring haze scythes at the atlas of my spine scorn and disgrace raw and insipid the sun turns its face lends whatever light to the wicked she said she'd put the fear of god in me but god is not what I fear not what oppresses my feet nor the ache of my best years he does not hang from her tongue like the prize of her spiced *** any vestige of will; any spirit, any trace for any iota of refrain quashed, quelled concealed and contained another fickle whine another fleeting wish any mistake I've made is mine and hers are carried on the wind she speaks like the end; the war, and then what's won no more sour a tend than to the wounds of what's been done the world armed to defend; her foes a heavy sword against a throng so young infantile infantry ripened from infancy what a weapon are my sons what a kindness she's coughed up
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 9:28 AM UTC
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red wine beads at my brow I wait to wince poppies dance out in the yard in the little warmth from seasons since her feet trail away the broken magnum at mine head, heat, blaring haze scythes at the atlas of my spine scorn and disgrace raw and insipid the sun turns its face lends whatever light to the wicked she said she'd put the fear of god in me but god is not what I fear not what oppresses my feet nor the ache of my best years he does not hang from her tongue like the prize of her spiced *** any vestige of will; any spirit, any trace for any iota of refrain quashed, quelled concealed and contained another fickle whine another fleeting wish any mistake I've made is mine and hers are carried on the wind she speaks like the end; the war, and then what's won no more sour a tend than to the wounds of what's been done the world armed to defend; her foes a heavy sword against a throng so young infantile infantry ripened from infancy what a weapon are my sons what a kindness she's coughed up
you never are who you think you are for very long – at least, in my experience. × a bus ticket and a brain
touka-kouka
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Jul 13, 2018
Jul 13, 2018 at 9:28 AM UTC
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