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Untitled - jeff mangum show

i am the blood in the sink

you are **** on the bathmat

wash me off so we forget this

failed flailing at repose's feet.

("maybe we can make each other's

winter's feel all right.")

no, i cannot make you quake

in my mocha movement,

draped in careful quirk

pastel enraptures

fantasies of argyle.

drawing your fingers into motion

along fantastical bony parts,

effulgent with the newness

of thrush april wetness,

i have never felt so pasty dry.

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paris-adamson
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May 2, 2013
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written 4/5/13

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