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Asthma

by maria-rose

crushed up our love, a cloud in the air like the death of a moth crumpled in a child's palm, all passion, all blood turned to dust in my heart an absence, memories snatched; little silk pieces strung like spider webs across my chest: amnesiac you sob red rain for love's lack, nothing left except that stabbing pain. But in this bleary life there's billions left to gain.
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Aug 31, 2012
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