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Do you toss the novel lightly? -- Does it pound like your warbling throat? When you sleep beneath your brother's armpit in trembles, an etch collects the final drafts of sick glasses, smoke and Scottish gin patting your cheeks. They are light against dark undertones, the folds of a curtain tucked for a spider's habitat; for you. I trace pirouettes in the back of seamless air, countertop wished to a balcony. You do not stand (here). I waste and recycle my fruit, and sometimes naivety makes way towards dented knees, calves flexing in grey scale. Once, we intersected city sc(r)apes through glowing letters, bar blinking red and I still clicking. That is when my scent imagines, eyes but a clam, lingering in your body's bread.
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Nov 25, 2011
Nov 25, 2011 at 11:00 PM UTC
An Enigma: Miles
Do you toss the novel lightly? -- Does it pound like your warbling throat? When you sleep beneath your brother's armpit in trembles, an etch collects the final drafts of sick glasses, smoke and Scottish gin patting your cheeks. They are light against dark undertones, the folds of a curtain tucked for a spider's habitat; for you. I trace pirouettes in the back of seamless air, countertop wished to a balcony. You do not stand (here). I waste and recycle my fruit, and sometimes naivety makes way towards dented knees, calves flexing in grey scale. Once, we intersected city sc(r)apes through glowing letters, bar blinking red and I still clicking. That is when my scent imagines, eyes but a clam, lingering in your body's bread.
smell. bread smell. smells like bread. miles: a noun and proper noun.
misnomer
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Nov 25, 2011
Nov 25, 2011 at 11:00 PM UTC
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