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the pendulum, the yo-yo, the hypnotist, the hatchlings.

by mike-1

You hanged yourself from a palm on a desert island Starved for weeks Catching flies in the cave that hung open in your mouth. Swaying in the wind And saw a series of the most beautiful sunrises which you paint in my sleep every night when you come to visit me. Telling me all that you know of the habits of flies while the new ones, those kids, dance around my breathing nose and settle in my gums. All waiting to hatch to get a glimpse of that sunrise their parents dreamt of. -overandover. andoveragain.
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