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A friend like death

by @iris-rebry

Hang on me on a telephone pole And let my skin crackle and Crinkle in the sun. Let the ravens make nests in my hair Until they cloak me with a cape As feathery and black as death Who comes to say hello. He embraces me. Tells me my soul is desirable. He wraps his arms around me. And kisses my mouth. The kiss is soft and cold And permenant
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