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Centripetal Woes

by ckexodus

There is a fascicle Of anticipation in Labour inside my Brain – where Hope can spurt And spit through Chance. Though I see it I can no Longer nurture Matters of disgust. There is a funeral Inside of my eyes Which sit like the lazy Cup of tea on my Table. And it whispers To me in the warning Of a night so coldly Scarce of cheer.
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Dec 20, 2015
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#hope#brain#night#cold#chance#disgust#tea#labour#anticipation#spit
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