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Smokey Whisps. Strength failing, Teeth Chattering. Tiny insects. And they circle one another. Hands rubbed And bathed in that cotton. The only protection afforded To young and Hungry newness. Enveloped in red, Callous And smiling In a way that twitches from today to tomorrow. A pleading with gravitational forces. A breathing that stops And Starts with gasoline. Ever shaking. Ever bending and losing The way that their Elders crawled. An empty ribbed Congregation. They forget their own Pardoned names in the end.
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May 28, 2011
May 28, 2011 at 8:50 PM UTC
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Smokey Whisps. Strength failing, Teeth Chattering. Tiny insects. And they circle one another. Hands rubbed And bathed in that cotton. The only protection afforded To young and Hungry newness. Enveloped in red, Callous And smiling In a way that twitches from today to tomorrow. A pleading with gravitational forces. A breathing that stops And Starts with gasoline. Ever shaking. Ever bending and losing The way that their Elders crawled. An empty ribbed Congregation. They forget their own Pardoned names in the end.
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May 28, 2011
May 28, 2011 at 8:50 PM UTC
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