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Send Love Suwannee

by wordsalwayshurt

the river's ice between my teeth my small heart exposed slow & white my eyes black with rot curious i see your call shoulders haunched & thin watching yours turn what am i who am I a new scar here an abscence of some force you knew my teeth drop is it clitter clatter or were it pitter patter the bridge is lit this river, dead or dark as yet, frozen rain, sleet, wind my fangs fall away before my snarl makes use it is you faces you a small goal is granted a warm wish in this naked winter i held a heart once, nurtured & loved granted breath and warmth i howl and crawl away into a new grave the soil turned stony, grey & salted did you think of me? did you remember me? did you call for me or were it just my memory?
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Sep 12, 2024
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tragedy

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