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cracked teeth, yellowed marrow, a canary screams out in the mines, she’s singing my song, “have it be the last, have it be the last time.” what last time? a bullet pokes a hole through the air, pokes a hole through her feathers, her fair breast, a lassoed string hooks under her beak, cracked, reddened marrow. - turns her face Rorschach-like, a deformed beauty the sight is bleak, privileged with anomalies her wounds, twitch, flesh riddled with breathing cavities, a corpse bloodily ***** she screams again, sounds like bell chimes a frescoed casket, lines of paint aligned with the lines of her veins, a mourner’s veil dances, entrapped in the crooked wind, not a sound, not a sigh, not a song, just the sound of- bleeding heartstrings.
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Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020 at 3:04 PM UTC
dead birdsongs
cracked teeth, yellowed marrow, a canary screams out in the mines, she’s singing my song, “have it be the last, have it be the last time.” what last time? a bullet pokes a hole through the air, pokes a hole through her feathers, her fair breast, a lassoed string hooks under her beak, cracked, reddened marrow. - turns her face Rorschach-like, a deformed beauty the sight is bleak, privileged with anomalies her wounds, twitch, flesh riddled with breathing cavities, a corpse bloodily ***** she screams again, sounds like bell chimes a frescoed casket, lines of paint aligned with the lines of her veins, a mourner’s veil dances, entrapped in the crooked wind, not a sound, not a sigh, not a song, just the sound of- bleeding heartstrings.
ayanna-fieldleap
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Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020 at 3:04 PM UTC
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