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dead what's it ? inside the clasped lid of never to part darkness inching each breath presses pressing with each breath towards that titanic chasm (into which leaps every humdrum scintillating eruption of drab being) I cannot imagine anything more absurd than perhaps ******* or sitting outside on the pale veranda of a minute café tucked into the silent crease of a dying city the light stroking carelessly the **** soil boils with extremely sleepy afternoon every where– and occasionally a child can be heard murdering silence with its long shriek of rapid youth– i wonder and play. my hands neatly in the comely foil. i bend and kern each brilliantly lashed marvel of coalesced laughter– a tiny poem is sitting slant wise their across thighs with deliberate health of constant *** there is a mountain hurled studiously ***** aggressively swept by moonshadow and nightdust:          (amongst the reeds                                      a tired frog                                       is lilting across the ether its ancient song           ) I wonder, can you hear it to ever think upon the frail note of its enormous throat that to live is to die constantly as– a truck turns south into the friscalating dusklight its shadow is minute; and how can it the insane probability that we naked forevers might suddenly be in each distilled anthem of terrible life, the brute the heap of chaff off from the stock reaped by unthinkable hands (but i think and i wonder and my hands play amongst the cool beds of immortal rivers endless coils of blinding self
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 5:18 AM UTC
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dead what's it ? inside the clasped lid of never to part darkness inching each breath presses pressing with each breath towards that titanic chasm (into which leaps every humdrum scintillating eruption of drab being) I cannot imagine anything more absurd than perhaps ******* or sitting outside on the pale veranda of a minute café tucked into the silent crease of a dying city the light stroking carelessly the **** soil boils with extremely sleepy afternoon every where– and occasionally a child can be heard murdering silence with its long shriek of rapid youth– i wonder and play. my hands neatly in the comely foil. i bend and kern each brilliantly lashed marvel of coalesced laughter– a tiny poem is sitting slant wise their across thighs with deliberate health of constant *** there is a mountain hurled studiously ***** aggressively swept by moonshadow and nightdust:          (amongst the reeds                                      a tired frog                                       is lilting across the ether its ancient song           ) I wonder, can you hear it to ever think upon the frail note of its enormous throat that to live is to die constantly as– a truck turns south into the friscalating dusklight its shadow is minute; and how can it the insane probability that we naked forevers might suddenly be in each distilled anthem of terrible life, the brute the heap of chaff off from the stock reaped by unthinkable hands (but i think and i wonder and my hands play amongst the cool beds of immortal rivers endless coils of blinding self
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 5:18 AM UTC
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