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A Sweet Shipwreck On Sour Seas

again and again

the morning comes undone

and we march -

stuff-lunged into crunch

and mule love

blunder-bused  and lump-kin

but for always

a short ton

of long grief

tweaking the snip

of a dead sow's ear

to reap a jewel

from a dead

mind.

 

but here

 

i love you like a war in Spain

spiking the Punch and Judy/

a fugue grief on a tide of dark joy

slavering at the haunches

of a Pegasus.

 

Blindfolded.

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third-eye-candy
M / American
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Mar 29, 2015
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