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14h
my shoulder aches like a gift
- a punch-holed receipt
for thrifted yen. like
2008's winter collection
that stuffs my closet.
i died then - when i saw you
r shirt. i died when i paid and left
the oncoming traffic to stick
double-quick needles into
my dead-numb chest.
sew the rain into veins. stitch
into me my never-ending
thread of longing to be a poet
or scientist. i'd rather die
than admit i'm not good-looking.
trying something a bit different. i should
remember there's no committing to style.
matthew ronan
Written by
matthew ronan  25/M/UK
(25/M/UK)   
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