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The Jumper

In this shroud of warmth I hide Clutching every part of me Together As insecurity swells and burns The hem must surely go down Some more The neck must pull up Further I want to submerge Sink into the scratchy tent Completely Drown amongst my Limbs As I writhe and stretch to provide sufficient space For the monster inside my head
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charlotte-greenstock
English
Published
Dec 31, 2010
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