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My Mink Coat

So you did the ***** tonk

and I did the shoulder shuffle

driving down boulevards

laughing and singing

and trying to find our place

in each others heads

 

Little did we know

that our words would slice

your face always susceptible

to the tone of my voice

 

storming out of restaurants

and smashing paintings

of your lovers who were charming

 

your clothes on the floor

my boxers round your waist

we'd find a common ground

in our anger at the world

and of each other

 

It was and is

a despicable love

and I wouldn't trade it

for the insincerity of comfort

that so many others have

 

We shall watch them all rot

at their very cores

passions drilled out of them

as they seep into their settees

while we wear rotten skin

and shine from the core.

 

That is the equity of love.

and I will adore you

for a very long time

or until my mind dilapidates.

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alexander-lloyd-twyman
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Feb 13, 2013
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