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Wrapped in Leaves

Winston, how do you do?

The long burn always

suited you.

Somber smoke and draw;

Cut dry but always

pulling through.

Never let the heat run out;

let time lull by and

smother fools.

Brass plume and patting snare.

Our bodies packt like

thieves with care.

Digital patterns breathe like air.

Glue cracking, splitting;

bands don’t care.

Salted earth is always fair.

Fermented stacks of

ashes bear.

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Written by
nick-burns
American
Published
Jun 27, 2021
Lines·Words
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A strange ode to cigars and Radiohead :)

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