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Jun 2019
a pallid fog crawls from beneath your door,
cold and slick.
sweat in winter.
the creaks of your bed springs mumble secrets to each other--
counting the morse code of your shifting weight.
    how many trickling beads have you laid?
    round pearls
    flatten against your purple palm.
he will not hear the clicks in the distance
even close,
the mist muffles waves.
helios
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