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in caked in minute flexing avarice of the dumb spiteful sun i,m;

it laps constantly the empire of your ***** with its caving greedy

light

the effortless virus of its tongue whose buds are placid heaving

minstrels; aptly rapacious guards; with pointed spears and blades lusting

your rind most clangorously in the habit of its golden languor

devouring the specificity of your hips

the prim bud of your clavicles

and

and

the dim musky sanctum of your pleasing eyes

(kind sockets brimming jade splinters

)

and the sweet shock of your moss. between your thighs.

 

i hate him. the sun

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Sep 4, 2010
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