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Feb 2016
your silence has opened a wound in my oxygen,
and when I inhale, my lungs fill with butterflies.
tick, the bomb in my chest, nothing sporadic,
so I move slowly to prolong the explosion
that will push them out in a stream of crimson.
suspense lives in my blood like roots in the soil
where a crow now sits, hungry, looking at me,
snapping at the patterns, only it knows the weather be.
Mitaja
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Mitaja  New York City
(New York City)   
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