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Anaconda Scarf

There's a serpent around me, Coils me close. Rough skin scratching, Holes in my coat. It's rolling like waves of sand paper, Tearing the life outta me. But the closeness, Reminds me of a time of peace. Funneling poison down my own throat, Grind my flesh on jagged rocks and roads. Walking on hot stones to the motivate my step, Putting on my anaconda scarf to keep warm from the daft. If I am hurting, Then how can you hurt me more? Can't be drowning, If I'm beached at shore. My snake protects me with pain, Chokes the hopes outta me. I'm turning from blue to purple, But let me drown in my own sea.
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Written by
Wuji
American
Published
Nov 24, 2012
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It is rather cozy.

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