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I the corners of a room where walls shake hands paints meet but never bleed or stretch across the angles in uniformity illusions that my palms see through as they move to flatten the creases making little triangles between them and the cobwebs’ Eden like unfolding my bed on the couch the only comforter here after the lamps say Goodnight before I tuck them in and the colours give in blend II my makeshift mattress made specifically measured feet to face ashamed in wake protruding shoulders sanded at the edges obtusely protracting the day into a never-planned night shift midnights where the hard-numbers and for-sures fall for the vicious vacuum’s seductions a Succubus, is the lady moon for a mind weary and wary of absolutes
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 3:06 AM UTC
The Pale Gold Odor
I the corners of a room where walls shake hands paints meet but never bleed or stretch across the angles in uniformity illusions that my palms see through as they move to flatten the creases making little triangles between them and the cobwebs’ Eden like unfolding my bed on the couch the only comforter here after the lamps say Goodnight before I tuck them in and the colours give in blend II my makeshift mattress made specifically measured feet to face ashamed in wake protruding shoulders sanded at the edges obtusely protracting the day into a never-planned night shift midnights where the hard-numbers and for-sures fall for the vicious vacuum’s seductions a Succubus, is the lady moon for a mind weary and wary of absolutes
michael-mclean
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 3:06 AM UTC
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