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While the sun pours over the early nightmarket An old woman sits, chewing Betel seed adrenaline into Wilting veins sprawled arachnid Behind her knees She, the center of all activity, is merely there A few children lift cinder blocks And their fathers solder wire To help put up the gate Before a white temple She spits a thick *** of it into Her *** a young woman nearby Pulls starfruit from a stall Starfruit, whose name should belong To the most elegant fruit, what a Pity it has such a wretched tang By now, the old woman is bobbing around Her murky mind, a betel juice Aquarium she can barely perceive the precision Of the cremation ceremony next door climaxing with The scattering of jasmine leaves To indicate mourning and forgiveness For untimely suicide and when the Cameraman approaches our old woman She spreads a numb smile, revealing her Black oily teeth Tarred over in betel juice
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Oct 30, 2010
Oct 30, 2010 at 4:26 AM UTC
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While the sun pours over the early nightmarket An old woman sits, chewing Betel seed adrenaline into Wilting veins sprawled arachnid Behind her knees She, the center of all activity, is merely there A few children lift cinder blocks And their fathers solder wire To help put up the gate Before a white temple She spits a thick *** of it into Her *** a young woman nearby Pulls starfruit from a stall Starfruit, whose name should belong To the most elegant fruit, what a Pity it has such a wretched tang By now, the old woman is bobbing around Her murky mind, a betel juice Aquarium she can barely perceive the precision Of the cremation ceremony next door climaxing with The scattering of jasmine leaves To indicate mourning and forgiveness For untimely suicide and when the Cameraman approaches our old woman She spreads a numb smile, revealing her Black oily teeth Tarred over in betel juice
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Oct 30, 2010
Oct 30, 2010 at 4:26 AM UTC
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