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My white jag of heartbeat on the panorama wall, scrawled like a stock market, or lightning. Strange thoughts moved through me in that swerving jetty of blood slip: I kept saying your name, as if the air would part at the seams & reveal you, & when I went outside my pulse splayed itself across the lawn. I read a tedious novel of sun, while around me families carouseled with lovers. I felt like my heartbeat remained visible to all of them, that they all saw it taken from the museum wall by careful curators and presented to you.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 10:21 PM UTC
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My white jag of heartbeat on the panorama wall, scrawled like a stock market, or lightning. Strange thoughts moved through me in that swerving jetty of blood slip: I kept saying your name, as if the air would part at the seams & reveal you, & when I went outside my pulse splayed itself across the lawn. I read a tedious novel of sun, while around me families carouseled with lovers. I felt like my heartbeat remained visible to all of them, that they all saw it taken from the museum wall by careful curators and presented to you.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 10:21 PM UTC
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