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part ii

by quan

there was a blanket made of rust spread on the couch made of stone that was when i had no flesh back then i was made of glass and my bones were made of blood you can imagine how ridiculous i looked but that's how things were i watered the plants he picked the weeds that evening, i developed a callous on the insides of my palms the glass melted away the blood hardened and i was born the king gave me his crown the water turned to vapor there was an orange light on the wall it reminded me of your whore and the way she talked about Vermont no, i have never been to Vermont no, i have never seen you as an animal no, i have never been alive before you are softer than the sound of the shofar when i woke up in the rain-stained parking lot and saw your knees in a puddle there was a blanket made of teeth spread on the couch made of sand how was your trip to Vermont?
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Published
Oct 3, 2014
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2m
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