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Anchor to Argo

by ddscott

A life painted in Sage and Lush; Suspended, sprained, a weathered anchor to Argo How many variables does this experiment have? It's taken the virginity of all Hope All the klieg lights are dimming, cones of canary to dandelion and medallion The insects, once gathered in the yield, flutter independent; absolving all the absorption to the luster Remember when we believed if we long stood, bathed in those lights, Might our shadows burn to the pavement? When winter put the rosy color in your cheeks. Those east winds are more jagged than most Now, only biting rosy ulcers in your cheeks, Grinding the brawn between your teeth As the coat tapers from your spine it feels a weight still consistent and buttoned The bareness found in the burden, sap in stock is taking the virginity of all Hope
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Apr 19, 2018
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