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Sweet sweet moss

by urushiol

Reticulate my mistakes Entwine me in the filaments Of one billion years of algal growth And allow me to explode into revered orgasmic nostalgic bloom So I may feel once more The fossilized whispers of love On my petrified wooden ears Smooth down my hair so that I may lie beside you like a guilty dog Incapable of culpable tears Just the fear of Our sound raves refracting Like shattered light Into the pedantic lexicon of lives Leaving this world Thousands per minute But still your sweet Sweet moss on my grave.
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