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I have medicine. Am being kept alive by progress. Little pills like droplets of pale blue Doctor-nectar. I have been inside women so beautiful I nearly gave up Ghost. Their confidences were instruments Of classical composers. The creative pleasure of the Universe manifested. Aesthetics. Pure.   Their bodies were salty Words longing to be Poetry. They did it. Made flesh immortal. My hands were dead upon them; my Heart skipped beats in the name of Glossiness. Twig fingers upon dead silicone. And I grew around their hearts Like a tree around a graveyard light post; Watered with tears and appreciated at times   When any Grieving heart throws itself at anything Beautiful and Rigid. For something. I know love. It tickles and hurts. And I know death. They're related. Sisters separated at birth. I know Poetry. She says to Death and Love: *Do you guys have the Other two Thirds of This Medallion?*
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 9, 2015 at 3:08 PM UTC
Arms Like Branches; Twig Fingers (I Know Love)
I have medicine. Am being kept alive by progress. Little pills like droplets of pale blue Doctor-nectar. I have been inside women so beautiful I nearly gave up Ghost. Their confidences were instruments Of classical composers. The creative pleasure of the Universe manifested. Aesthetics. Pure.   Their bodies were salty Words longing to be Poetry. They did it. Made flesh immortal. My hands were dead upon them; my Heart skipped beats in the name of Glossiness. Twig fingers upon dead silicone. And I grew around their hearts Like a tree around a graveyard light post; Watered with tears and appreciated at times   When any Grieving heart throws itself at anything Beautiful and Rigid. For something. I know love. It tickles and hurts. And I know death. They're related. Sisters separated at birth. I know Poetry. She says to Death and Love: *Do you guys have the Other two Thirds of This Medallion?*
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 9, 2015 at 3:08 PM UTC
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