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The wolf and I

I like that I keep things hidden beneath my solar wolf flesh

and that I have organic pages filled with black howls

of melted moons and star dust that no one can encode

... not even myself.

I really like it when humans believe they

unraveled my secrets of deep ultraviolet tidal

waves crashing on the curves of my spine,

but they have only reached the shoreline of Europa's crust.

And even though no one really discovers what kisses

and revolves behind my cage of cosmic bone

(a stain glassed galaxy and a little juicy

heart that is a soft pressed nebula),

I like that the thoughts and passionate joys

are all mine and only mine,

and no human can steal the unnamed from me.

But I'm not going to lie,

I'm lonely and misplaced

in this vast, cold place

called outer space,

but maybe I’m just a little bit in love

with swimming in those infrared feelings.

I guess that’s why my sister told me last night

I am the lone wolf crying with the unknown.

And I fall in high respect and love

with the very few creatures

who like to carve me unlocked and

make me bleed my darkest constellations of shooting scars

hidden from sight

… somewhere deep in the outer space.

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nissa-arsenic
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Dec 26, 2012
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