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my house is a ship & it’s sinking. there’s water in the cellar, it’s flooding back into the bog where it came from, back into the soil where t’was planted and all the lovely things that happened inside will soon be consumed, so join for the ride. no one marks a house with a gravestone, it’s just a bitterfield battlefield skeleton. sh, you’re going to blow out our candles with your coughing & your moaning. and all the town came to watch us drowning sputtering, blaspheming, and dying on a place long ago they were divining for bedrock by the hedgerows. the photographers were solemn beneath branches all but forgotten.
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 9:32 PM UTC
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my house is a ship & it’s sinking. there’s water in the cellar, it’s flooding back into the bog where it came from, back into the soil where t’was planted and all the lovely things that happened inside will soon be consumed, so join for the ride. no one marks a house with a gravestone, it’s just a bitterfield battlefield skeleton. sh, you’re going to blow out our candles with your coughing & your moaning. and all the town came to watch us drowning sputtering, blaspheming, and dying on a place long ago they were divining for bedrock by the hedgerows. the photographers were solemn beneath branches all but forgotten.
z-m-scholl
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 9:32 PM UTC
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