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Apples in Heaven

Lightning split the night in two and thunder through the headphones. Rain hit skin           sparks. Sharp as pins   intoxicating tingles. Muddy toes on naked cement and ringing ears     silent oblivion. At the edge of heaven angels peer Jealous wantons           To slip for a moment into bare humanity.          Drunk on life’s electric chair. The legitimacy in doing something                   wrong. Taking the step    into the sun. You can’t find apples in heaven.
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