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Food

by josephine_wild

Eyes embrace the food they can't taste. Oh, a table without dat brown gazelle, to waste. A waste of grazing and falling. There are no legs to stop falling. Crawling. No legs to keep crawling. Soft lips start falling. Brown skin keeps swarming. Fresh flesh starts warming. Hands melting and Carving. Carving out white wood, and Carved dogwood starts bleeding. Stop falling. Stop Falling! Hey dere, be calling. 'till morning on calling. Stop falling, Stop falling. 'till morning on calling.
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josephine_wild
American
Published
Feb 19, 2011
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