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Feb 2019
Each morning I scrub at you;
skin I've forgotten to shed,
film that hardened to shell.

You fall more easily, now.

Dust into my lungs -
not embers;
your taste no longer
scorches my throat.

I know to breathe you out.
Written by
Ky
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     Em MacKenzie, Fawn and Rose Cliff
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