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Muses

O sing in me muses

a tale of some beauty.

Beauty, meaning longing and sorrow

and love that leads to a ****** bitter demise.

Let me feel the cold sweats,

those breathy, exhaustive evenings

filled with the scent of sweet ripend fruits

and slowly drying paints.

I want to be an inspiration for a piece to hang forever

in limbo

in galleries

in Midwestern living rooms.

I want to hang from branches in olive groves,

purely Greek

but with Nair and Netflix,

making sweet love to the ideals of ancient existence

while surviving the blackest of plagues

(modern immune systems are a Godsend).

Sing deeply into my rib cage, O muses,

so that my bone marrow may vibrate to the point of explosion

causes fragments of calcium to pierce skin

and make beautiful stained glass on the hill side chapels.

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matalie-niller
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Published
May 9, 2012
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