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I decided to let things wash over like glitter, which doesn't wash, but scrubs into paradox between the ends of two fingers not touching I'd like to tender again. I punctuate the days with water and fill my stomach with seeds, inchoate and young. I don't have to be today what I desire tomorrow. Still, I indulge, beneath its question, in the period, before its deluge, in the holm. Root into malleability: an island passing through time. I'd like to be again. I'll walk with a dove on my shoulder: wary of the wings; weary of the fall; the beating that comes before the flight. I'd like to be tender again.
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Oct 11, 2020
Oct 11, 2020 at 12:47 AM UTC
Three Mantras in No Particular Order
I decided to let things wash over like glitter, which doesn't wash, but scrubs into paradox between the ends of two fingers not touching I'd like to tender again. I punctuate the days with water and fill my stomach with seeds, inchoate and young. I don't have to be today what I desire tomorrow. Still, I indulge, beneath its question, in the period, before its deluge, in the holm. Root into malleability: an island passing through time. I'd like to be again. I'll walk with a dove on my shoulder: wary of the wings; weary of the fall; the beating that comes before the flight. I'd like to be tender again.
kenna-mcc
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Oct 11, 2020
Oct 11, 2020 at 12:47 AM UTC
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