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Onoma
Poems
Mar 13
Eat Grass
Sunsets are eminently confronting,
they're second to last page epics that ask:
'Were you a part of what went down?'
As entropic & inertial forces hash out the
unlived, concurrent with an insatiability
that pleads passion.
Trusting that your passion's retreating
with those pastels--that you could &
would die, but not just yet.
It's like the psychiatric intake of a patient
that's kept from creating, their ******
need the same as sunset's cry wolf
apocalypse.
It's like fighting to stay awake for
something indispensable to your being,
that whatever's underneath sunset must
match up.
Otherwise it'll feel like glimpsing
sleep-prompts while wearing synthetic
skin.
It is only surface succor--one should spit
out the passifier & eat grass!
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