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i don't know                                                       glea­ming like an apology what i want                                                       ­your scraped pomegranate summerteeth these winter days, i used to                                                       a pointillist sunset, wish i could inhale                                                                           d­on't tell me that muscle the wide wide world                                                       is made whole by breaking, just to breath it out                                                       back bent toward abstention into your mouth, once,                                                       none so present as yours i never really knew                                                       (­and cracked holy monuments, strength                                                        vines their unlaced exoskeletons) just that i wanted to be strong                                                      ­ atlas was no gardener for a nebulous reason i cannot                                                       to hold up is not to tend. remember                                             ­          wher­e could it be written i'm leaving for                                                      why would anyone say, why would a very long time,                                                      a poet teach the heart survives by breaking? but you have to go                                                     that in black ink my love may still shine bright away    to come back                                                      ­
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 12:35 AM UTC
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i don't know                                                       glea­ming like an apology what i want                                                       ­your scraped pomegranate summerteeth these winter days, i used to                                                       a pointillist sunset, wish i could inhale                                                                           d­on't tell me that muscle the wide wide world                                                       is made whole by breaking, just to breath it out                                                       back bent toward abstention into your mouth, once,                                                       none so present as yours i never really knew                                                       (­and cracked holy monuments, strength                                                        vines their unlaced exoskeletons) just that i wanted to be strong                                                      ­ atlas was no gardener for a nebulous reason i cannot                                                       to hold up is not to tend. remember                                             ­          wher­e could it be written i'm leaving for                                                      why would anyone say, why would a very long time,                                                      a poet teach the heart survives by breaking? but you have to go                                                     that in black ink my love may still shine bright away    to come back                                                      ­
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 12:35 AM UTC
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