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something fit. something aligned under the breastbone ribs pattered out and gave space for breath that didn't taste of anything. something clicked. tortured poet keeping a journal walks the south route instead and sees the spiritual spin on life through the stained glass windows of a shack church in need of extensive renovation. she is inspired and her need bottoms out for the day-- praise is good. good. great. don't bother me when i'm sharpening my pencils. i'm preparing for divine intervention and the clarity i know i'm owed something hit. my words, hey, i'm black and blue and they? they're cut through and through with flecks of tracts lent from life and beyond.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 5:44 PM UTC
something fit
something fit. something aligned under the breastbone ribs pattered out and gave space for breath that didn't taste of anything. something clicked. tortured poet keeping a journal walks the south route instead and sees the spiritual spin on life through the stained glass windows of a shack church in need of extensive renovation. she is inspired and her need bottoms out for the day-- praise is good. good. great. don't bother me when i'm sharpening my pencils. i'm preparing for divine intervention and the clarity i know i'm owed something hit. my words, hey, i'm black and blue and they? they're cut through and through with flecks of tracts lent from life and beyond.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 5:44 PM UTC
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