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Desert air dry and lonely, but not without a desperation, blows down tired throats with kisses, which come rushing in, the heat of universal grasping. It isn’t strange given common speeches on hearts eaten and hearts desired, recounted with a coldness born of the same places as the heat. But it is strange the inability to swallow the chafing devils making sandbags out lungs. These will not choke the fools who walk upon them, even as the one eyed hermit, whose sand scorched feet belie his travels, cackles “Well, at least for now."
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 4:18 PM UTC
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Desert air dry and lonely, but not without a desperation, blows down tired throats with kisses, which come rushing in, the heat of universal grasping. It isn’t strange given common speeches on hearts eaten and hearts desired, recounted with a coldness born of the same places as the heat. But it is strange the inability to swallow the chafing devils making sandbags out lungs. These will not choke the fools who walk upon them, even as the one eyed hermit, whose sand scorched feet belie his travels, cackles “Well, at least for now."
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 4:18 PM UTC
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