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ache

subtle thump

i beg  you don't betray me

inside mathematic ribs

who rise and fall in timeless tides

like a stone

somebody skips

 

lay low

i ask

with whispers

anchor yourself to what you can!

don't search the streets

so desperately

for the grip

of any man

 

they try pointing us toward stillness

bribed with closure and composure

the long gone things i care to miss

could never come home sober

i was built to bleed and blush

with this heart i gently mask

of which beneath a simple touch

can bloom or

crush

or

crack

 

my cells forgive me thoughtlessly,

rebuild without a thank you

my science is kind

but the pendulum is

swinging

always in my mind

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mackenzie-j-greer
American
Published
Jun 9, 2015
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