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when I dream I dream in the colors of the being yet unformed wide eyes shut a pseudo-dormant parasite feeding off of my mother, still. I dream of oily ashes, still staining the arms- ulna, radius reaching towards the empty sky. For what did they burn? black on white. shades of gray. the man in the turban stepping from my closet— the bees swarming from his mouth. Before my body was ten years old I knew sadness— it seeped into my soul and I could not speak. For what did I ache?
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Jun 24, 2010
Jun 24, 2010 at 4:21 PM UTC
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when I dream I dream in the colors of the being yet unformed wide eyes shut a pseudo-dormant parasite feeding off of my mother, still. I dream of oily ashes, still staining the arms- ulna, radius reaching towards the empty sky. For what did they burn? black on white. shades of gray. the man in the turban stepping from my closet— the bees swarming from his mouth. Before my body was ten years old I knew sadness— it seeped into my soul and I could not speak. For what did I ache?
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Jun 24, 2010
Jun 24, 2010 at 4:21 PM UTC
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