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Pine Needle Spine Man You housed our hollow heads. Filled the vacancies With ink and shouts and Magnetic Zeros. It was the age of kissing wrists and secret smoke. Pulsing plastic bottle poison Wrote Om Nashi Me on my neck, So we never had to check If anyone was still breathing, Because of how hard our blistered hearts were beating, And our songs raged, wreathing. Some nights beneath the blades, we claim we can’t recall But fossils were burned into our shoulders, and I know we felt them all. Pine Needle Spine Man We strung you up with lights The fistful of blonde hair Had those ****** knuckle fights With the dead letter secrets In the ribbon spit trunk, Dipped our hands in *** and balsam We sunk into the drunk. Blast beats, we’d Retreat. It was a world gyrating in slow motion. Dancing on the mulch beds, We hovered high on reckless rebellion. Our feet rejected the floor, But ghosts were moving into our cores. It was all golden rod and the 4-H stone, Sarah Jones and the radio wars. When they cut you down, We washed your hair with wine. Found our cigarettes hidden In the notches of your spine, And drank what was left Of the Rabid Bits of Time.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 9:53 PM UTC
Sweven Brush
Pine Needle Spine Man You housed our hollow heads. Filled the vacancies With ink and shouts and Magnetic Zeros. It was the age of kissing wrists and secret smoke. Pulsing plastic bottle poison Wrote Om Nashi Me on my neck, So we never had to check If anyone was still breathing, Because of how hard our blistered hearts were beating, And our songs raged, wreathing. Some nights beneath the blades, we claim we can’t recall But fossils were burned into our shoulders, and I know we felt them all. Pine Needle Spine Man We strung you up with lights The fistful of blonde hair Had those ****** knuckle fights With the dead letter secrets In the ribbon spit trunk, Dipped our hands in *** and balsam We sunk into the drunk. Blast beats, we’d Retreat. It was a world gyrating in slow motion. Dancing on the mulch beds, We hovered high on reckless rebellion. Our feet rejected the floor, But ghosts were moving into our cores. It was all golden rod and the 4-H stone, Sarah Jones and the radio wars. When they cut you down, We washed your hair with wine. Found our cigarettes hidden In the notches of your spine, And drank what was left Of the Rabid Bits of Time.
These things have been said - time & time again, but I can't move past those days.
scar
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 9:53 PM UTC
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