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I bet you envy the birds that fly up high in the sky-- when I reach for my nape I bet you hate the sight of shoe and concrete on the ground when I scratch my chest I bet you lust for the succulent arms in front of you when I lower mine Here, lie down Kiss the smooth surface Make love with it Lick it until you're dry decrepit, and bare blackened and battered On your face, now. Sinner, your God tells you to atone below the arms of night.
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 3:01 AM UTC
Dear Elbow,
I bet you envy the birds that fly up high in the sky-- when I reach for my nape I bet you hate the sight of shoe and concrete on the ground when I scratch my chest I bet you lust for the succulent arms in front of you when I lower mine Here, lie down Kiss the smooth surface Make love with it Lick it until you're dry decrepit, and bare blackened and battered On your face, now. Sinner, your God tells you to atone below the arms of night.
AvantGarde
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 3:01 AM UTC
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