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our differences are in their infancy

at the body's showtime — the race

of will and safe word.

 

cenotaph of the *****

– bloodshot and weary.

 

industrial art, and the big old I

think of you

at the start of my masturbatory

routine - afternoons

where work is distant, and how

****** is asphyxiation

when the automaton

is dressed like a pretense?

 

wow.

 

i am so lost against this notion

of an integral shudder. i am

lost like the hatchling stranded

on planet pergola,

dead before it hits the ground.

 

there is no admitting faults

to lamplight in late evening,

there is no real security in

the gap made between his

steadfastness and my submission.

 

there is only the light

of our latest endeavours shining

sickly on wet genitals,

and mutual nervousness

cooling off under a ceiling fan.

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