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body like a Hoplite, raised from the dust to lay the land- sent armed ashen spear and heart, trunks of armour clad legs growing into the clay coloured Earth rooted. these lyre-heartstrings taut with longing. to see a browbeaten Myrmidon, in daylight. watch, as the breath of Zeus escapes Grecian chests, concave with muscle Olympus itself exists within those crevices. i lay offerings, ambrosia soaked spoken word at the under-flesh of your calf laying beside myself in hope the whispers bestowed to you from the Fates on the eve of Troy mean less with your lips, pressed to wine, against mine.
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Oct 25, 2020
Oct 25, 2020 at 4:29 PM UTC
Grecian (Patroclus' lost words: I)
body like a Hoplite, raised from the dust to lay the land- sent armed ashen spear and heart, trunks of armour clad legs growing into the clay coloured Earth rooted. these lyre-heartstrings taut with longing. to see a browbeaten Myrmidon, in daylight. watch, as the breath of Zeus escapes Grecian chests, concave with muscle Olympus itself exists within those crevices. i lay offerings, ambrosia soaked spoken word at the under-flesh of your calf laying beside myself in hope the whispers bestowed to you from the Fates on the eve of Troy mean less with your lips, pressed to wine, against mine.
OskarA
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Oct 25, 2020
Oct 25, 2020 at 4:29 PM UTC
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