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Oct 2018
Cold and coerced into crystal caves that fawn on before the starch of the morning.
Now overgrown by the huddled shoulders,
            duality places solitary indurations at a toss up.
Horridly courageous and bartered for a sly,
           shanks of remembrance creep into loose hairs that fall flat into ears,


and whisper a lullaby of persistence.
A constant pluck of a stranded grease toile,
        wide eyed perplexities twist the words to a frequented scream for a deduction.
For reason.
Merriam Ellsworth
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Merriam Ellsworth  23/Neither/New Jersey
(23/Neither/New Jersey)   
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