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WEEDS ALONG THE ROAD

by sofolo

The ship left the bay 10 years ago, bro. So why does this carve my arteries like a heartless severing? I dunno. I guess I’m broke in. Like a jackass hauling too many groceries. All the while this is what you’ve shown me: how shadow can be soft. I’m sat by the river when the sunlight crests & the scalpel sneaks in. Like an end-of-times film where the people we love simply disappear. Why am I so surprised? I don’t know. I guess I’ve spent another token. A naive kid in an arcade fantasy. But the neon gas burned out from the inside. Every vessel & every vein are collapsing, my guy. & these poor lonely bones are forgotten— just like the rain.
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M / nashville, tn
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Written by
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M / nashville, tn
Published
May 1, 2024
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