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After The Chemo

by @satsih-verma

You said this summer, hold me tight, when hanging lights― go out. I will heal your moon, your cryptobiosis of seeds― at dawn, when you wake up before the stars leave. It would not be a day of mourning. The quinces, japonica irises were deeply disturbed. Under the tongue lies the religion of masses. The menus are same, only the taste was different.
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