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I watch dead birds dance around the campfire. Their chirps sound like thousands of years ago. I can feel it working. The coyote's rhythmic panting conforms to my heartbeat. Bedridden is given to the gods as a sacrifice. But I need to find my body... The warmth from the ashes and timber combined with the midnight air massages and entangles my hair. The body I have is is fading... My eyes are pulling me back the wind hushes my cries. The mountains weigh me down. Breathing is no longer an issue...
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Aug 22, 2011
Aug 22, 2011 at 11:19 PM UTC
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I watch dead birds dance around the campfire. Their chirps sound like thousands of years ago. I can feel it working. The coyote's rhythmic panting conforms to my heartbeat. Bedridden is given to the gods as a sacrifice. But I need to find my body... The warmth from the ashes and timber combined with the midnight air massages and entangles my hair. The body I have is is fading... My eyes are pulling me back the wind hushes my cries. The mountains weigh me down. Breathing is no longer an issue...
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Aug 22, 2011
Aug 22, 2011 at 11:19 PM UTC
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