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her makeup made a tiny mocha stain on the inside lip of my yellowed sink as I drove home and listened to the oldies a man stumbled through crosswalks under the old railroad his shadow looked noosed through the beams the next day I watched a squirrel eating styrofoam like cotton candy I wonder if we feel how everything moves around our heads *molasses and lightning the surf and the coast* I don’t always feel drowned I don’t always feel whole
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 7:52 PM UTC
I've been trying new things.
her makeup made a tiny mocha stain on the inside lip of my yellowed sink as I drove home and listened to the oldies a man stumbled through crosswalks under the old railroad his shadow looked noosed through the beams the next day I watched a squirrel eating styrofoam like cotton candy I wonder if we feel how everything moves around our heads *molasses and lightning the surf and the coast* I don’t always feel drowned I don’t always feel whole
Sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't.
glen-brunson
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 7:52 PM UTC
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