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Tangled Roots

I lull the salt and the rain with the company of sour visitors perpetual silence stabbing me in my palms I strung it together with thin white exhales In the morning I become tangled apologetic veins a rib cage and a buoy, white endless silence tangled at the root.
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Written by
joshua-hernandez
33 / M / Mexican
Published
Jul 24, 2014
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16·49
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#lonely#tree#silence#ocean#salt#roots#string#tangled
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