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“The Facts”

**There’s a factory on the outskirts

of town.

On the outskirts of the universe.

They fabricate bones there, and

crack open stars like eggs.

Stars and eggs share many qualities.

They have an outer shell, and it’s

penetrable, and delicate.

This delicate wall is holding the

juices of life.

One crack, two cracks, three, and

a flood gate crumbles and

life comes rushing in. Life juice,

star juice. They pour star juice in our eyes

and sow skin.

They put a mountain in one sown figure and

call it man,

They put an ocean in another and call it woman.

I was manufactured, factored,

a factor, it’s

Fact: in reality, in actual actuality.**

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Written by
morgan-graham
American
Published
Jan 12, 2011
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© Morgan Graham, 01/12/11

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