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SLOW ANGELS AND STARS FOR EYES

by @swiggins

stuck in the bed all day, eyes glowing dark liquid worlds frightful icicles an impatient and unfinished murmur the blouse opened in the front restores me to my common sense (i don’t mean to encourage him, the imp) fighting against necessity you’d gone and spoilt everything and even if I had fallen looking so solemn I could not help but to laugh in the mirror banished within a small apartment, dry and quiet not for from folly or contrivance the meek surrendered unexpected, finding pleasure in my merest touch unfriendly, you let yourself go [Enter Fool.] courtship lives (here) where there is ringing do you love me? do you see how I am treated? I saw nothing but your excitement in the confusion when the fallen angels lagged behind the incredulous in semi-darkness left behind alone one hand rests upon me and then another and it was not my fault one thing has been overlooked and you needn’t blame me as I’ve not forgotten like me the ghosts departed the vain stars glittered waiting for my reply, and so farewell trapped in regular intervals the northern lights smiled brightly but that’s enough if they try any more than that I don’t know what might happen
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F / Los Angeles
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Written by
swiggins
F / Los Angeles
Published
Apr 22, 2022
Time
2m
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#cutuppoetry#cutup
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