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Oxygen Shortages in Dyslexic Speak

This mist of darkness,

And that fog of yours.

 

My complaining silhouette,

I've left to wither.

 

Yesterday we had an argument,

Of cold tendencies.

By the hum of –

A washing machine,

Bleaching our guilt.

 

I've mentioned my

Fascination, admiration.

Selfish nature.

 

You've pleased a dozen

Devils. My subtle angel.

 

I thought I dreamt

Of trailing grey snow.

A crime scene;

Bogus tears running around. With cops of steel.

 

But it was only,

Your ever invisible face.

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Sudanese
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Feb 2, 2010
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