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Domino’s as their fingers, the numbers eating from the menu, squares and rounds enjoined but not sequential In the Jazzy Cat Café (tail curled in my mouth) You weren't there The sun had dried all the tomato’s, I was calling you unanswered missing the rythmn of your character, and how you reached me with each impulsive smile remembering earlier how... we’d climbed eleven steps to your apartment, and entered not really sure of where to next... In another room; (wooden floored) was stored a blackboard menu, a hostess said her welcome in the way that Sultans sometimes spin I asked for panini without the mayo the waiter stirred the perrier the singer sang without destination and implied no journey I heard her song and watched her lips missing     all the ways that you might sing MChallis © 2015
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 6:21 AM UTC
In the Jazzy Cat
Domino’s as their fingers, the numbers eating from the menu, squares and rounds enjoined but not sequential In the Jazzy Cat Café (tail curled in my mouth) You weren't there The sun had dried all the tomato’s, I was calling you unanswered missing the rythmn of your character, and how you reached me with each impulsive smile remembering earlier how... we’d climbed eleven steps to your apartment, and entered not really sure of where to next... In another room; (wooden floored) was stored a blackboard menu, a hostess said her welcome in the way that Sultans sometimes spin I asked for panini without the mayo the waiter stirred the perrier the singer sang without destination and implied no journey I heard her song and watched her lips missing     all the ways that you might sing MChallis © 2015
martin-challis
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 6:21 AM UTC
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