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Morning light, wrinkles sinewy ginger skin as distant bells Ring of temperate ice and softer shapes. it overdoes the Oculi, receding from the ostracized mirror. Sprawling fronds of living illuminated wax, sweats As hummingbirds flutter, licking clean any sagging Nectar; molasses colored like sunset cornsilk. The shades were drawn but i could see. Spanish moss hung and swayed from your limbs, Life collecting life, swarmed full with inviting creases. Steam would not rise here; moisture surrounded moisture. Dew after rain, dew after night. there would never Be a season of drought. ginger would wrinkle in the sun And the bells would muffle as the ice thawed into pools beneath Our bodies as we slept; as we dreamt. we flooded ourselves In puddles of imperfect cubes. our tea now, would only be warm. Taken just like the Queen.
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Mar 1, 2017
Mar 1, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
Taken just like the Queen
Morning light, wrinkles sinewy ginger skin as distant bells Ring of temperate ice and softer shapes. it overdoes the Oculi, receding from the ostracized mirror. Sprawling fronds of living illuminated wax, sweats As hummingbirds flutter, licking clean any sagging Nectar; molasses colored like sunset cornsilk. The shades were drawn but i could see. Spanish moss hung and swayed from your limbs, Life collecting life, swarmed full with inviting creases. Steam would not rise here; moisture surrounded moisture. Dew after rain, dew after night. there would never Be a season of drought. ginger would wrinkle in the sun And the bells would muffle as the ice thawed into pools beneath Our bodies as we slept; as we dreamt. we flooded ourselves In puddles of imperfect cubes. our tea now, would only be warm. Taken just like the Queen.
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Mar 1, 2017
Mar 1, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
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