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She is olive. A tan-skinned Jasmine. A rare earth metal; and jewel-encrusted. Sepia crescent moons Dart at me. And then away. A velvet petal. My spine crumbles; rusted. And when she negotiates a lone fold, it        babbles                  down                         to her shoulders                         and comes to rest                     across nape and breast.                         As if immune;                  she        never resisted.                         She manipulates this simple tuck, and every lesson, line, lecture, lash and lambaste in my language or hers is gone and has never existed.                       This only tuck,                                      that single fold;                                      who gives a ****                                      Or so I've been sold. Her hair is coveted; linens for kings. It gleams in my den, near unworthy things.
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Jun 27, 2011
Jun 27, 2011 at 9:46 PM UTC
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She is olive. A tan-skinned Jasmine. A rare earth metal; and jewel-encrusted. Sepia crescent moons Dart at me. And then away. A velvet petal. My spine crumbles; rusted. And when she negotiates a lone fold, it        babbles                  down                         to her shoulders                         and comes to rest                     across nape and breast.                         As if immune;                  she        never resisted.                         She manipulates this simple tuck, and every lesson, line, lecture, lash and lambaste in my language or hers is gone and has never existed.                       This only tuck,                                      that single fold;                                      who gives a ****                                      Or so I've been sold. Her hair is coveted; linens for kings. It gleams in my den, near unworthy things.
slightly revised 11/2/11
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Jun 27, 2011
Jun 27, 2011 at 9:46 PM UTC
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