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Rescue

by amanda-evett

Please come save my body from my soul. Even my fingernails ache with the weight Of those thousand wine-induced truths. Every eyelash carries a lost dream, Neverlands and rain on windshields In which I go nowhere in the night in a car I can’t drive. And my calloused heels! Imperfections rendered by faulty directions, U-Turns, And Leaps of Faith I’m surprised when my chest still rises and falls And that breath still whistles through my nose When all these bricks lay there, Heavy and unmoved. My body will someday reject me, I fear. Too many sleepless nights and coffee cups Will shatter me So please save me
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Oct 11, 2012
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