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Clay body

Raw clay pressed tightly into my fist, Softness of body crushes into tight and twisted spikes The volume of its mass the very proof of need The space it occupies proof of the clenching force driven Into it If I held it tighter would it disappear? If I held it tighter would I disappear? . Pressing soft fingers into the tender flesh-like softness of clay As malleable as my heart Warm wet weight flat on my palm It hardens when neglected too long
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