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she left me with a wound on my tongue , which hasn’t stopped bleeding blue since i was four (i can’t blame her for everything) (only for a few sick days). my blue tongue flings out words that shake like the world is too cold. my blue tongue isn’t connected to my mouth and you can find it if you look hard enough, you can grab it if you don’t mind a loose barbed-wire fence, easy to sneak under and tresspass and destroy with the right words that leave me a blurry brown. these stanzas sing about new mexico as if i were a new muse, neurotic with drips of life drip drip dripping out like a drum. my blue tongue is blue. my blue tongue is blue because i became a blue corpse when i was a bumble bee child, stinging and dying and repeating repeating repeating until i’m ornate like the teepees i visited, oh-so cyan, oh-so turquoise, oh-so royal. oh-so blue.
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 10:25 PM UTC
i spit cobalt
she left me with a wound on my tongue , which hasn’t stopped bleeding blue since i was four (i can’t blame her for everything) (only for a few sick days). my blue tongue flings out words that shake like the world is too cold. my blue tongue isn’t connected to my mouth and you can find it if you look hard enough, you can grab it if you don’t mind a loose barbed-wire fence, easy to sneak under and tresspass and destroy with the right words that leave me a blurry brown. these stanzas sing about new mexico as if i were a new muse, neurotic with drips of life drip drip dripping out like a drum. my blue tongue is blue. my blue tongue is blue because i became a blue corpse when i was a bumble bee child, stinging and dying and repeating repeating repeating until i’m ornate like the teepees i visited, oh-so cyan, oh-so turquoise, oh-so royal. oh-so blue.
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 10:25 PM UTC
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