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Today, we have surgery I sink my chest into yours. Your blood pumping through my veins for a bit, I feel heavy. I want to turn to a whisp. Like the Night Elves in World of Warcraft. A floating blue orb of energy weightless electricity, Spirit in the power lines, like that spark we felt. Tealight in a gas stove, left on for 6 months When I am cremated My ashes will be Kept in little ziplock baggies, Filed away in the back seat of my mothers car, Until she parks in a bad part of town You break in Leave the quarters for the tolls Leave the GPS cupped to the windshield. Then snort me, in my mothers backseat. Thinking you just hit the jack *** That's where I will be. Charcoal cave painting your nasal cavity coating the inside of your lungs like a cigarette. Replacing your addiction. This surgery The Aorta of copper perfume, Scalpels summoning blood, I, scavenged from the wreckage my heart inside you, the rest scrapped in a kiln. If they botch the surgery cold Iron will be the last thing you smell. I, a spark grounding from your chest. Heart still beating.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 9:21 AM UTC
Surgery
Today, we have surgery I sink my chest into yours. Your blood pumping through my veins for a bit, I feel heavy. I want to turn to a whisp. Like the Night Elves in World of Warcraft. A floating blue orb of energy weightless electricity, Spirit in the power lines, like that spark we felt. Tealight in a gas stove, left on for 6 months When I am cremated My ashes will be Kept in little ziplock baggies, Filed away in the back seat of my mothers car, Until she parks in a bad part of town You break in Leave the quarters for the tolls Leave the GPS cupped to the windshield. Then snort me, in my mothers backseat. Thinking you just hit the jack *** That's where I will be. Charcoal cave painting your nasal cavity coating the inside of your lungs like a cigarette. Replacing your addiction. This surgery The Aorta of copper perfume, Scalpels summoning blood, I, scavenged from the wreckage my heart inside you, the rest scrapped in a kiln. If they botch the surgery cold Iron will be the last thing you smell. I, a spark grounding from your chest. Heart still beating.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 9:21 AM UTC
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