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Jan 2013
You pause to tell me
"Fools rush in,"
then tilt a beer into your labret;
  a tiny clink and
 your long practiced swallows:
I tremble with the aliveness of the room
and the miles you've traveled
just to turn up my volume.
progress.
chicago muse, 2012.
Paris Adamson
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Paris Adamson
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