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The first of thirty and the first time I've ever comitted to something I find very important. Beneath my chest are two parachutes On a daily basis the expand themselves, with each breath. Moving in a synchronized fashion, togther they support the same body. Never does one think of the consequence, often embracing the heat of a cigarette or the medically created air of an inhaler My lungs They make the best parachutes Capillary kite strings, perfect precision of movement between the fine lines of the atmosphere Kite strings that are often and only severed by a blunt force trauma that, waking up feeling of getting hit by a truck too many cigarettes between nervous conversations with a ghost or the constant reassurance between inhalations that sometime soon, my heart will beat again like it used too for something that matters instead of something that should matter My lungs make the best parachutes never ceasing to stop their rhythm constantly supporting the downfalls.
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Apr 2, 2012
Apr 2, 2012 at 2:57 AM UTC
one. (of thirty)
The first of thirty and the first time I've ever comitted to something I find very important. Beneath my chest are two parachutes On a daily basis the expand themselves, with each breath. Moving in a synchronized fashion, togther they support the same body. Never does one think of the consequence, often embracing the heat of a cigarette or the medically created air of an inhaler My lungs They make the best parachutes Capillary kite strings, perfect precision of movement between the fine lines of the atmosphere Kite strings that are often and only severed by a blunt force trauma that, waking up feeling of getting hit by a truck too many cigarettes between nervous conversations with a ghost or the constant reassurance between inhalations that sometime soon, my heart will beat again like it used too for something that matters instead of something that should matter My lungs make the best parachutes never ceasing to stop their rhythm constantly supporting the downfalls.
kelle
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Apr 2, 2012
Apr 2, 2012 at 2:57 AM UTC
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