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Collarbone, illumine

by @lyzi-diamond

Knife brandished and dusted on dirt rubber grout grown stuck between concrete slabs in parking lot, stabs the oak bark and climbing with hand hold knots and claw bent cramp of forearm strain What if the lake came to life revealed secrets from the last era, before manmade channels and bridges truss and bending On approach grip loosens uncovered, looks echo in time loud, unsure when muffled voices make it past headphones while walking through clouds of regrettable memory
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