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Chinese Food and Crucifixes

by shannon-mcgovern

I am wiping Chinese and Jesus off of coffee tables. Pulling sheep sheets down from windows and mirrors from bedroom walls. I am trying to swallow the dog hair stuck in my throat, from sleeping with mongrels. I am watching days pass on pillows that smell of sweat and cologne. I am watching him finally fade and pass into the past. I am loving you with seventy five percent of my heart, but you have your hands on the rest and are not letting go. I am wiping Chinese and Jesus off of coffee tables and you are pulling his pictures down from my heart.
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shannon-mcgovern
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May 2, 2012
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