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Ophelia / Thoughts In The Midst of Another Breakdown

pour rice down my throat to staunch the flow of blood on each grain is a something, an art, art through the ages, my body is an art I am blur and gray, day and dawn broken choruses string all the worlds in my eyes together and force them to sing a something about eyes like stars the thing is that I'm not looking up (I'm never looking up I'm terrified by the shades that linger in the more upper rings of Hell) I'm looking down and around and I'm surrounded by stars this is the bottom of the lagoon I am an everdrown Ophelia, wake up! (she's gone she's gone she's gone) godspeed starlight swimmer
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mikitara
Trinidadian or Tobagonian
Published
Oct 25, 2013
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18·116
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written by bloodshot eyes or maybe a pencil with fractured lead in between the lines of one of the Bard's books.

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