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He

He swallowed my soul

Whole, sipped smoothly down

Gracefully, without need for chase

In one prolonged indigo gulp

Without a spill,

Without a single drop escaping

His thirsty, reptilian gaze

It was just a thrill, in the end

A specimen for is lens to collect

Another Lazarus to resurrect,

Another holy mountain to tame,

Another color to weave into his coat,

Then to toss over my shoulders

From behind,

In the window full of sunrise.

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krissy-schiller
American
Published
Apr 18, 2015
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