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Renegade Fall

Everything that falls inside the autumn canopy of my inner body

Fills the inside bottoms of my feet with dead leaves by the thousands

Falling as slow as a blade of grass grows all the way to my inner toes

Down where they’ll never be raked away

Just piling on till they reach my throat

Till one day I can’t speak

As I choke on all the emotions that have fell inside me

A renegade Fall

Starting early and going late

Slight the sun and hide from the snow

These leaves are now all I know

Filling me up till I’m full of tree parts

Now chop me down

So I may finally rest

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jack-piatt
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Published
Dec 9, 2013
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