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The poison of Dylan and Eric, infectious and somewhat unreal, perhaps the poison I have of theirs tasted, is not from their mouth but their heart. I feel the weight of the wave fall upon me, their end is the bloom of a daisy, not smiling, but a release ripping them apart, my womb wishes to comfort them. And at once I am quiet, exhausted, ready to sail and walk among clouds, only to feel the earth beneath me, occupied I leave and choose to be Leila.
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 6:26 AM UTC
Not of Mouth but Heart
The poison of Dylan and Eric, infectious and somewhat unreal, perhaps the poison I have of theirs tasted, is not from their mouth but their heart. I feel the weight of the wave fall upon me, their end is the bloom of a daisy, not smiling, but a release ripping them apart, my womb wishes to comfort them. And at once I am quiet, exhausted, ready to sail and walk among clouds, only to feel the earth beneath me, occupied I leave and choose to be Leila.
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 6:26 AM UTC
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