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Co-Morbid

by patti-masterman-heterodynemind

My words are cutting themselves again; razoring their loosely-sutured syllables, deep as white-eyed bone. The suave dipththongs butchered to the cadence of bloodletting in hemorrhagic oppositions. Stapled-closed sentences, smeared with Iodine, and subcutaneous sentence diagramming for the retractable scalpel swiveling along the edge, of the well serrated cliche. Once I pressed my wordy flesh against the wrong side of a paring knife, while paying no attention and suddenly, and without warning it gave, like an over ripe peach to the cleaver- and after that, I was hooked.
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Written by
patti-masterman-heterodynemind
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Oct 31, 2011
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