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i. You told me you wanted me, but after several hours of chasing you grew tired. All things are impossible, but you are an exception. ii. I had my chest stuffed the other day with a bird, a feather thing that beats faster than my heart at the end of the day. iii. My heart pulses to the hurricanes on the other side of the planet and you, when you heard my bones breaking you told me to hush. iv. I could care less about the seasons or perfect planets. All I see from this spot in the tower is a meadow of many waters. v. I misled you into thinking that this poem would be about love and instead now it is about birds that chirp inside the hearts of weaklings. vi. Pretend if you can that I am a rhapsodic and warm human, with blushing girl-flesh. I am not, though. Just a hard-scaled arthropodic night terror. vii. Yesterday we were an easy bike ride to the corner store to buy candy. Today Mother knows better than to let me leave the house with you.
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May 2, 2015
May 2, 2015 at 1:23 PM UTC
Weeklings
i. You told me you wanted me, but after several hours of chasing you grew tired. All things are impossible, but you are an exception. ii. I had my chest stuffed the other day with a bird, a feather thing that beats faster than my heart at the end of the day. iii. My heart pulses to the hurricanes on the other side of the planet and you, when you heard my bones breaking you told me to hush. iv. I could care less about the seasons or perfect planets. All I see from this spot in the tower is a meadow of many waters. v. I misled you into thinking that this poem would be about love and instead now it is about birds that chirp inside the hearts of weaklings. vi. Pretend if you can that I am a rhapsodic and warm human, with blushing girl-flesh. I am not, though. Just a hard-scaled arthropodic night terror. vii. Yesterday we were an easy bike ride to the corner store to buy candy. Today Mother knows better than to let me leave the house with you.
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May 2, 2015
May 2, 2015 at 1:23 PM UTC
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