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the new milk stains her blouse. ruining it for the evening we push legitimacy at it like a warm bath the wires outside dangling from dead trees and under the ground, are     bringing     things     places we make a pact to explore the transhumanist desire of language to escape    now-space our less than opaque skin will hurt itself trying to be                                                    more unused, falling from what passes for grace, it will be expectable but idiosyncratic to the                                   genre. she is a force of nature you mistake her for fuck-doll. but you will be corrected her lips are shining like rug burn☆ and the typos become art. the favors search, inching upwards, laughing as we find the best parts the whites of her eyes are old masking tape yet my teeth are grinding like wet bark on the car door. leaving paint behind to mark off where we have been_ in a gesture that says we existed.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:46 PM UTC
Haruko v.1
the new milk stains her blouse. ruining it for the evening we push legitimacy at it like a warm bath the wires outside dangling from dead trees and under the ground, are     bringing     things     places we make a pact to explore the transhumanist desire of language to escape    now-space our less than opaque skin will hurt itself trying to be                                                    more unused, falling from what passes for grace, it will be expectable but idiosyncratic to the                                   genre. she is a force of nature you mistake her for fuck-doll. but you will be corrected her lips are shining like rug burn☆ and the typos become art. the favors search, inching upwards, laughing as we find the best parts the whites of her eyes are old masking tape yet my teeth are grinding like wet bark on the car door. leaving paint behind to mark off where we have been_ in a gesture that says we existed.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:46 PM UTC
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