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in the morning comes a little mist creeping bowlegged thick as flies You breathe & drink at the same time & you pretend not to find the white lines and safety wire useful to build yourself by. the clock hand points along you lay something down to remember your way back - a statuette of a little mouth Speaking the name That you forgot you had Day rises. You remember what you are. You talk to god as-you-know-him. You stand in a basin of beads and sand. and you sink & you sink & you sink
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Apr 2, 2012
Apr 2, 2012 at 9:35 AM UTC
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in the morning comes a little mist creeping bowlegged thick as flies You breathe & drink at the same time & you pretend not to find the white lines and safety wire useful to build yourself by. the clock hand points along you lay something down to remember your way back - a statuette of a little mouth Speaking the name That you forgot you had Day rises. You remember what you are. You talk to god as-you-know-him. You stand in a basin of beads and sand. and you sink & you sink & you sink
wade-redfearn
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Apr 2, 2012
Apr 2, 2012 at 9:35 AM UTC
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