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My legs, two stalks of cattail swinging, against the amber yellow sun are the single stability between us, thin as a piece of green pastel, the pestle and the mortar we've taken root in fragility and so, you've got my hand three four steps ahead pulling us into a run my shoulder joint disagrees with and over it, you're tossing grenades, indifference which snaps at my feet boiling the need to catch you. You are my pond, my soil, my still of day and still beneath your palm I am a blossom, a girlish petal pining in your breeze.
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Jul 30, 2011
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[03-18-11]

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