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Jackie

a quantum of soul and cherry vodka in the backseat of a ford- we were going to eighty-six the world the sinews of our unattainable hands that yanked themselves free and went to ruining our best Bellamy salutes and went to forming ladders and tarmacs in the vapor of the night and went to everything it's wasn't the shaking or the vim of the stockyards on the days they hung up ornaments it wasn't those who followed a cheekier Moira and gawked at Rita of Cascia as she passed by it was the way escape felt with you as it's stern it's the way escape felt with you full of sanguinity the kind that your mother gave you in the belly of California the kind that I ripped away for shits and giggles
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judd-orsburn
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Jan 30, 2011
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