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Lotus.

Sometimes I wake up to

spatial tension

and awkward sting,

where there are fractions of

unwanted proteins and

dripping enzymes.

Sometimes I wake up to

obsidian corpuscles

of unknown origin

and encounters with

sentiment-shakers,

dream-eaters,

and rafter-rattlers.

Sometimes it is as simple as

dripping beige,

intangible amber,

and cold, cold, blue.

Sometimes I wake up

to nothing, too.

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john-leuven
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Apr 23, 2014
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