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monster

turning over it's teeth to

brush the tongue

the beast, scared and revered, tip-

toes down the stair-

case. It breathes the air of the

brine down the Atlantic where

the poet once left small

footprints.

 

who can see such a magnificent

hush my child,

shh shh shh for the storm comes

star, a crocodile husk hiding

it salmon skin

 

lover, lover, lover

breathe it in

for the wind will knock you

dead, prior.

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