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If Only Every Lip Would Clap In Tones Of Intensity

If only every lip would clap in tones of intensity, what sort of world of hatred would we have created? Dozens of trembling lips would speak of what was coming. And what is the arrival we seek with eager fingers? What gold leafed book of stories do we feel growing? It must be the open door that calls for resistance. Clearly one thing leads to another, so it always is. Think of all the dropping glass that opens and closes. Dozens of stomping feet in tune intone the new song. We were singing in heckled harmony the eternal jungle tune. I tried to find an answer to a period unhindered. I wanted to grow fresh arms, flapping in dry heaves. Stick the needle in the arm and grow no more.
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Apr 10, 2016
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