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Wine

Wine bleeds from wooden flesh

From skin stretched over whittled bones

And with every gasping breath:

A cloying stench let clearly known.

 

Lenses hide me from a distant world

While coarse eyes mould a wonderland.

Everything drowning in yellow gold,

Stagnating under blue canopy grand.

 

Melting into the beneath earth

Muscle torn asunder.

A forced laugh of fabric mirth

A smile, weak of weakness under.

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