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and again, the gritty path, for visiting the houses, ruined. time fled and life stood still, strangled in suspension points. i come, to collect lonesomeness, feed my senses upon bygones. window sills to inner spaces. motherhood. there, the place of a fire, the grime inks a flame in black, silhouetted. crock pots, iron pots, cracked, bumped. soup. boiling.smoking. cendrillons wrinkling by the fireplace in yellowished orange blossom gowns. a skeleton of a bed. leaning roof. a wall in blue. the view from the back window. the door to the backyard. houses grow blind. i come to lend them my eyes. willingly. eventually they'll have me, bind me, seed me, a tree-creeper to sight the swallows, tell them we have a vacant eave in a falling roof.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 1:05 PM UTC
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and again, the gritty path, for visiting the houses, ruined. time fled and life stood still, strangled in suspension points. i come, to collect lonesomeness, feed my senses upon bygones. window sills to inner spaces. motherhood. there, the place of a fire, the grime inks a flame in black, silhouetted. crock pots, iron pots, cracked, bumped. soup. boiling.smoking. cendrillons wrinkling by the fireplace in yellowished orange blossom gowns. a skeleton of a bed. leaning roof. a wall in blue. the view from the back window. the door to the backyard. houses grow blind. i come to lend them my eyes. willingly. eventually they'll have me, bind me, seed me, a tree-creeper to sight the swallows, tell them we have a vacant eave in a falling roof.
9.3.2016
chimaera
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 1:05 PM UTC
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