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Clumsy dismount   down from the scrutiny of   cross cut shredder victimisation A shamefaced, self-actualising whingebag   My name is Daughter   My name is Employee   My name is Passenger. Payee. Belonging at an irreduceable remove from   A heart, childishly pasted   in a carapace of postage stamps.   Once kept in albums of purposeful art.   The role is guilt ridden recipient   more often than sender. Reassembly will be   an inexpert labour of love   But not that kind, amigo   But not that kind   I'm to be my own pet. I can see that once I was off   I was always off.   All of us who have lived   this close to the end of England   are forever leaving the sea I am leaving the sea   and everything i've ever dumped in it   Cold chips. Warm eyes, busted loves   It's all now bound behind me.   For the continent For the sea. Weeping now   and fielding concerned looks   not for me but for the balance   I'm so relieved I'm so free I could bite something hard   and break my teeth.
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Sep 27, 2016
Sep 27, 2016 at 8:28 AM UTC
This Close To Cold Chips
Clumsy dismount   down from the scrutiny of   cross cut shredder victimisation A shamefaced, self-actualising whingebag   My name is Daughter   My name is Employee   My name is Passenger. Payee. Belonging at an irreduceable remove from   A heart, childishly pasted   in a carapace of postage stamps.   Once kept in albums of purposeful art.   The role is guilt ridden recipient   more often than sender. Reassembly will be   an inexpert labour of love   But not that kind, amigo   But not that kind   I'm to be my own pet. I can see that once I was off   I was always off.   All of us who have lived   this close to the end of England   are forever leaving the sea I am leaving the sea   and everything i've ever dumped in it   Cold chips. Warm eyes, busted loves   It's all now bound behind me.   For the continent For the sea. Weeping now   and fielding concerned looks   not for me but for the balance   I'm so relieved I'm so free I could bite something hard   and break my teeth.
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Sep 27, 2016
Sep 27, 2016 at 8:28 AM UTC
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