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by @kq

I can't imagine how this looks Me, face of clay Silent windchime mouth Aquariam glass eyeballs Snowglobe life Swimming in glitter Tsunami at your hands Plastic toes stuck Until I lunge Eyes flare heat Stove top face Coiled brain Orange is the color I saw in you Finger painted pianos Mole rat grass You took my monocle Smashed glass in the garden Next to tulip bulbs That will grow in as your teeth Fingers on mice Like your genes Granola girls take paths I am glued, plastic feet You walk around me
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Jul 13, 2017
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