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Elephants.

let's just take two

 

elephant-sized steps back.

 

my head's heavy and the

 

high always vaporizes at the

 

wrong turn and i risk a ******

 

of myself if i shove it all.

 

my hands always did shake

 

as your head cascaded like a waterfall

 

towards mine, and the weight of three

 

thousand more elephants would descend,

 

gray fuzz and rough skin,

 

all in a rush.

 

This is too much for one struggling

 

with her own language, it's like there

 

isn't one on her tongue at all.

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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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