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A wound is a well save that a well can be full; a wound just empties. To love is to bleed delicate: a maroon flow. One can love too much. Every time I think about how she’s not here, not lying next to me the sutures are loosened: as soft as unearthed marrow. No amount of milk, honey, copious ***** can heal the hair-thin fault line in the core of me: the best medicine is our bright laughter. A pair of wind-chimes letting breeze cast its blessing. The good news: she cares enough to call me by name, a sufficient grace. The bad news: a wound will sometimes reopen, and will consume me should I not allow light to trespass. A wound is a well but, unlike a well, remains after it is dry.
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 3:00 PM UTC
Untitled (About Wells and Wounds)
A wound is a well save that a well can be full; a wound just empties. To love is to bleed delicate: a maroon flow. One can love too much. Every time I think about how she’s not here, not lying next to me the sutures are loosened: as soft as unearthed marrow. No amount of milk, honey, copious ***** can heal the hair-thin fault line in the core of me: the best medicine is our bright laughter. A pair of wind-chimes letting breeze cast its blessing. The good news: she cares enough to call me by name, a sufficient grace. The bad news: a wound will sometimes reopen, and will consume me should I not allow light to trespass. A wound is a well but, unlike a well, remains after it is dry.
samuel-fox
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 3:00 PM UTC
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