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Breaking my jaw

There are                no teeth in my apple

                 and my lost love takes pictures

 

                                     with backgrounds that I spy

saturation in. She misses me,                                 I know it.

 

  The litanies of street performers, and go-go rockstars--she shares the same

plea.                          But I do not know if she uses the same words.

                                  But I hear their rhythm throughout the film.

        Graffiti dollars nestled in the dark of my wallet--preparing for the rocks.

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Mar 26, 2013
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