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Little Mountain

culture burned off my fingertips,

splinters, morphed into unsightly locusts

behemoths are used to scavenging.

peering at the soft light,

the seconds flew by,

humming quietly.

 

a voice mystified the atmosphere

the walls began to turn

reveling in my pattern sinking

deeper than paradigm.

stardust clouded the room

all was natural.

 

most would call it ambrosia of the mind,

what matters most at heart is failed to be recognized.

candles whisper their oak secrets.

one would, prefer a wine tasting

licking off the fine print left behind on the fold.

illegality, temperament, bitterness.

a lifetime wouldn't be as cold.

 

once again, gathering my thoughts

smoked cleared the room

only lipstick was left behind on the chalice

what remained of my vision

was merely the clearest confusion.

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holyfuckingterror
Guatemalan
Published
May 21, 2013
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