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ash grave

it is dark with you I squint to see supernovas on yellow stumps the wispy silver ripples fall the wrong way nothing is left but tobacco exoskeletons you brood against velvet arms sinking into the chair the stone in your chest is heavy; immune to April plumage spilled nectar and the smells before rain
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Mar 11, 2013
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