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I walk along the interstate like Eurydice by the river streaming and stinging lights, come-home and go-away lights, lights like firefly streaks looped on repeat then the dream dips and I am underneath where the blue becomes black and concrete wears thin the factory is vast and empty, hollow like a ribcage without organs, and my dress is too thin where is my armor? where is my sword, my arrows or bow? there are hands everywhere, disembodied and moving through the darkness, touching my shoulders and my lips and my pale closed eyelids like moths they lead me so politely and I am lying down on the machine now, I am giving myself to it somewhere I cannot see, a fire is burning I can smell its heat on the air and the way it is hungry like a pig rooting through wet earth or a man
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 11:56 AM UTC
9.8.2014
I walk along the interstate like Eurydice by the river streaming and stinging lights, come-home and go-away lights, lights like firefly streaks looped on repeat then the dream dips and I am underneath where the blue becomes black and concrete wears thin the factory is vast and empty, hollow like a ribcage without organs, and my dress is too thin where is my armor? where is my sword, my arrows or bow? there are hands everywhere, disembodied and moving through the darkness, touching my shoulders and my lips and my pale closed eyelids like moths they lead me so politely and I am lying down on the machine now, I am giving myself to it somewhere I cannot see, a fire is burning I can smell its heat on the air and the way it is hungry like a pig rooting through wet earth or a man
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 11:56 AM UTC
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