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. We are born, There is some joy Lighting a tiled room And the first cry echoes In the spray, sterile hollows. A woman simpers, flush And torn, whimpers, softly, Under the phosphorescences Of terror and delight, where A man sees his own doom Fast approaching as he weeps With measured happiness And one foot by the door. Little creature, welcome To the world, make up Your presence known, Bulbous and brightly As melons in the sun, Waiting to be plucked With another lover Indifferent as you, Arbitrary as any name Grasped for, looked up, Placing you into this Home of strangers, This globe of shadow, Shining dimly, eyeing, To name you quick, Holey, somewhat Real.
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 9:29 PM UTC
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. We are born, There is some joy Lighting a tiled room And the first cry echoes In the spray, sterile hollows. A woman simpers, flush And torn, whimpers, softly, Under the phosphorescences Of terror and delight, where A man sees his own doom Fast approaching as he weeps With measured happiness And one foot by the door. Little creature, welcome To the world, make up Your presence known, Bulbous and brightly As melons in the sun, Waiting to be plucked With another lover Indifferent as you, Arbitrary as any name Grasped for, looked up, Placing you into this Home of strangers, This globe of shadow, Shining dimly, eyeing, To name you quick, Holey, somewhat Real.
ormond
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 9:29 PM UTC
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