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Corncob dolls forgotten on the porch of a double shotgun cottage Little child broken from the rays of the sun God shone too lively and loves too bright Every swish of the fan and harsh rejoinder An equal remembrance. Tattered heart. They will sell your story to the highest bidder Just to keep their phone bill from trickling. They will sell out. Sell the light, even. When doctors and kings are praised, there's a whole lotta short sale. Bike spokes aren't the only rungs on the ladder: they also pierce the eyes. You, though have had to hide the purple bruises. You made the grade. Your own.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 11:32 AM UTC
Tattered heart
Corncob dolls forgotten on the porch of a double shotgun cottage Little child broken from the rays of the sun God shone too lively and loves too bright Every swish of the fan and harsh rejoinder An equal remembrance. Tattered heart. They will sell your story to the highest bidder Just to keep their phone bill from trickling. They will sell out. Sell the light, even. When doctors and kings are praised, there's a whole lotta short sale. Bike spokes aren't the only rungs on the ladder: they also pierce the eyes. You, though have had to hide the purple bruises. You made the grade. Your own.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 11:32 AM UTC
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