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Outside the crop has wintered, tall husks of green lopped over and fumbling for sunlight.         There are rules to the arrangement. The limits of energy and abundance, lost somewhere in a fray of hot sound, cold         Frame for the crop to weather. Let it slip away. Humble yet whorish for warmth, bare skeleton of being from which to frame the         Praying, hand scraping concrete. Find that voice. Put it in a box. Punt that box into oblivion, a fire of sunlight, warmth, a burning skeleton         Begging for life; hollow shell.
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
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Outside the crop has wintered, tall husks of green lopped over and fumbling for sunlight.         There are rules to the arrangement. The limits of energy and abundance, lost somewhere in a fray of hot sound, cold         Frame for the crop to weather. Let it slip away. Humble yet whorish for warmth, bare skeleton of being from which to frame the         Praying, hand scraping concrete. Find that voice. Put it in a box. Punt that box into oblivion, a fire of sunlight, warmth, a burning skeleton         Begging for life; hollow shell.
christopher-hendrix
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
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