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like chicken in tomato soup lain still, one arm protruding off the bathtub's edge, red water steaming, still at edge, none spilled, and 'neath her chin a pill-less bottle wedged, her forehead, raven hair, an island forest, in a sea of calmness sought and found, a chaos turned to peace, its calm attests, now what has sunk beneath will meet the ground, and as the soup's released into the drain, her paleness, wrist cut red, and kitchen knife, exposed to all, her face relieved of pain, yet not enjoyed, devoid of sensing life, that torment, plagued her soul with agony, now transferred to her grieving family (C)2012, Christos Rigakos
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May 8, 2012
May 8, 2012 at 3:29 PM UTC
like chicken in tomato soup
like chicken in tomato soup lain still, one arm protruding off the bathtub's edge, red water steaming, still at edge, none spilled, and 'neath her chin a pill-less bottle wedged, her forehead, raven hair, an island forest, in a sea of calmness sought and found, a chaos turned to peace, its calm attests, now what has sunk beneath will meet the ground, and as the soup's released into the drain, her paleness, wrist cut red, and kitchen knife, exposed to all, her face relieved of pain, yet not enjoyed, devoid of sensing life, that torment, plagued her soul with agony, now transferred to her grieving family (C)2012, Christos Rigakos
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christos-rigakos
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May 8, 2012
May 8, 2012 at 3:29 PM UTC
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