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Every Joint Resented

I won't spit out your bones. Instead I'll carry them, nestle them under my throat, bear them like I bore my love for you: That is, carelessly, cutting at my throat and breasts until my forearms stain and an earthquake thunders down, showcasing the other fossils I have buried before you.
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Sep 22, 2010
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