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May 2019
in out, in out,  
a pain of preposition repetitions
teaches the celluloid torture of ocean green eyes

  
::: I take only truth from her sea foam gaze (and from her lips a lonely lie)


Is the imitation of repeated mistakes still the
sincerest form of flattery?


Are the cutting hematic glances of invisable ink
designed to Draw and Quarter me
?

If so, let the blood letting begin miss

With a sketched Steel Heart , I puppy dog pursue you with a pirouette pen, spun  into your Iron Maiden.

and as Thumb Screws and finger blues
replace those bite, **** fantasies, I marvel with appreciation at my favorite mistake.

No one does cold like her

cdh
Clark Davis Hitchens
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