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Wet Cave I fled from the thought the way one escapes pain through poison wondering in cave blindness if I could ever be patient enough so I save your lines I plan to keep them close to mine because the more I fall in this shroud the more my voice falls faint I need a stand-in to help hold this together to help bail water that the cave in its caliginous hospitality has given me generously my memories of our conversation water logged and swollen, the ink now indiscernible now that I can’t remember what you said I’m sorry but I had to tear your face out of my book but at least now we know where we stand- with cold feet.
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 11:32 AM UTC
Wet Cave
Wet Cave I fled from the thought the way one escapes pain through poison wondering in cave blindness if I could ever be patient enough so I save your lines I plan to keep them close to mine because the more I fall in this shroud the more my voice falls faint I need a stand-in to help hold this together to help bail water that the cave in its caliginous hospitality has given me generously my memories of our conversation water logged and swollen, the ink now indiscernible now that I can’t remember what you said I’m sorry but I had to tear your face out of my book but at least now we know where we stand- with cold feet.
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 11:32 AM UTC
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