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Mar 2013
Hospital bracelet, she owned.
Called from the payphone.


She was all I've ever known and




She scratched her veins out.


Little girls thrown around on a trampoline
We were thirteen year old lovers, in one or two bodies/
I was King and you were Queen


The Monarch, she,
She scratched her veins out
And I was the one who bled.

I sparked a lighter at her grave
Inhaled royal air.

Suicide bracelet, she sent to me
I poured ink onto her headstone.
September
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September  Victoria, BC
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