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Seattle.

the defense of your legacy manifested into strings of saccharin and phrases like ‘Come on in from the rain. We all need a torrent to own the storm, just- take off your clothes, don’t mind Kierkegaard.’ your sincerity is a cipher you’re something of a conversation piece between good friends who were artfully made of pre-engineered steel on a day Jove tremored in his bed you’re something postured beneath a javelin and likewise- something propelled for decorum blackguard, black coffee and a birthmark turned into a running joke. inevitable. you searched the bottoms of summer pools and found no discernible trace of your history her sable crown whips back and forth in your head and you maintain the chaos with aureate cries of preservation it’s a halcyon boom, a lonely and sexless halcyon boom it makes every yellow and red dress chimerical it makes your neck unassailable drugstore cowboy they got close enough to see you sweat to note that heat and her magnificence could purge as quick as they reinstate and you still beat like they do stubbornly.
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judd-orsburn
American
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Oct 17, 2011
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