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it seeps under my fingernails into skin doused in clean! the filth is killed! then I spit at it. Demands: caress my brow in a palm, any warm pocket of flesh a grandmother’s ***** the spine of a leaf my dog’s velvet-soft triangle-shaped ear anything that will let my grief get some rest sorrow is heavy trash bag to haul find me a bellhop or a sidewalk construction man something with biceps and a hardened face. someone who can clean **** up. please, sweep these shards could maim a bystander          why force one to bleed such an unnecessary truth wouldn't want to wreck these shiny floors better to keep it hid, better tighten my lips around it I mean, how do -you- feel under these fluorescent lights? who is studying who? I understand now my circus of an existence was born in a tight space between the exhausted description of my histories -the official ones- and these secrets, the juicy stuff        encrypted in me
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Jan 4, 2019
Jan 4, 2019 at 9:55 PM UTC
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it seeps under my fingernails into skin doused in clean! the filth is killed! then I spit at it. Demands: caress my brow in a palm, any warm pocket of flesh a grandmother’s ***** the spine of a leaf my dog’s velvet-soft triangle-shaped ear anything that will let my grief get some rest sorrow is heavy trash bag to haul find me a bellhop or a sidewalk construction man something with biceps and a hardened face. someone who can clean **** up. please, sweep these shards could maim a bystander          why force one to bleed such an unnecessary truth wouldn't want to wreck these shiny floors better to keep it hid, better tighten my lips around it I mean, how do -you- feel under these fluorescent lights? who is studying who? I understand now my circus of an existence was born in a tight space between the exhausted description of my histories -the official ones- and these secrets, the juicy stuff        encrypted in me
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Jan 4, 2019
Jan 4, 2019 at 9:55 PM UTC
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