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Roadkill

Indecision holds my passion; I love hard from loving rarely. Suck out the marrow of your bones while the flesh of my wrist has barely been kissed by anyone else. Wanting to devour you starved for something true, like icicles so cold the heat pulses through turning the tops of my hands uneven and red I love like roadkill sticky and dead. Black rubber tired marks over the head of an animal begging to leave or be left. If the timings not right, those leaving are left and the ones who hold on are swept away on tides on the rain water missed by gutter grates, reaching out empty and dried. Depending on a single element results in no fire no breath or no way to walk, no source of life. If the timing's not right those leaving are left and not for a second did I anticipate death.
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Dec 4, 2012
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