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The pythons on the branch and you were headed upstairs to greet it, tongue first, lips pursed willing. Wet chunks of shattered glass singing through flesh, singing in multiple octaves howling in pain and you took your hand away to kiss serpents. I reached out for you. Furniture rising to the ceiling, air escaping, but me and the love seat float upward toward a new heavenless home. We see a new horizon. We breathe not of our own accord.
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Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 3:17 PM UTC
"PūR Aqua."
The pythons on the branch and you were headed upstairs to greet it, tongue first, lips pursed willing. Wet chunks of shattered glass singing through flesh, singing in multiple octaves howling in pain and you took your hand away to kiss serpents. I reached out for you. Furniture rising to the ceiling, air escaping, but me and the love seat float upward toward a new heavenless home. We see a new horizon. We breathe not of our own accord.
austin-heath
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Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 3:17 PM UTC
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