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Eden

there are bodies in the water

again palms turned up like lilies

petalled fingers curling for the sun

his face has started to turn

blue as the shadows on the banks

greener than the sides of the fish

eating at the hole his rib left

 

she looks like eve with leaves

caught in her hair and her eyes sewn

shut mouth cut in a smile

 

and I pray god isn't watching

their decay as I push another

off the pier

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momo
Egyptian
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May 2, 2014
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