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i keep you in a rabbit pelt small warmth, handful of heart as you were meadows pass through rain- the days of ungrowth- and never blossom again in spring there was a smell about the grass, whispering softly of sun and it was always cinder people are all fox-faced, here - but what would you know of red, unlit spark in the night, you stand unwrapped, unearthed, yet settled breathing your first air with lungs too big to whisper, now too tall for flight and you will settle into teeth and fight, soon enough, far from the summer sun that kissed you -r discarded skin i keep your fur. i keep you there, always the rabbit, all wrapped in memory, wide-eyed, bright. i keep my hands forever free of bite and love the dust.
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Nov 1, 2016
Nov 1, 2016 at 10:01 AM UTC
dust bunny
i keep you in a rabbit pelt small warmth, handful of heart as you were meadows pass through rain- the days of ungrowth- and never blossom again in spring there was a smell about the grass, whispering softly of sun and it was always cinder people are all fox-faced, here - but what would you know of red, unlit spark in the night, you stand unwrapped, unearthed, yet settled breathing your first air with lungs too big to whisper, now too tall for flight and you will settle into teeth and fight, soon enough, far from the summer sun that kissed you -r discarded skin i keep your fur. i keep you there, always the rabbit, all wrapped in memory, wide-eyed, bright. i keep my hands forever free of bite and love the dust.
losing people left and right, i whisper lullabies
porcelainfeather
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Nov 1, 2016
Nov 1, 2016 at 10:01 AM UTC
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