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weathered weave, simple overlap ripped of age, tattered end seams scattered dead dreams the crow calls before the downbeat. you had plenty of needles to stitch my skin together. you had so much thread to keep my world cohesive. i was work between your nimble fingers i was work to wear away your thimble. you draped our sleeping napes inside a duvet of muslin and washed flax grainsack. there were 9 buttons at the bottom no two were the same, wood, shell, exotic nuts, to keep it all together. your work kept us warm on winter nights your work kept us plush on lazy afternoons you no longer join me inside this sheet of softened slumber you no longer repair those threads retaining these buttons snug i worked your thimble bare i dulled your needles beyond repair i have become a cloth of patches with shredded seams, tattered dreams at night i now shiver under a sheet of my own kind my lazy afternoons are now dull within my mind
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 2:02 PM UTC
the thimble on your finger
weathered weave, simple overlap ripped of age, tattered end seams scattered dead dreams the crow calls before the downbeat. you had plenty of needles to stitch my skin together. you had so much thread to keep my world cohesive. i was work between your nimble fingers i was work to wear away your thimble. you draped our sleeping napes inside a duvet of muslin and washed flax grainsack. there were 9 buttons at the bottom no two were the same, wood, shell, exotic nuts, to keep it all together. your work kept us warm on winter nights your work kept us plush on lazy afternoons you no longer join me inside this sheet of softened slumber you no longer repair those threads retaining these buttons snug i worked your thimble bare i dulled your needles beyond repair i have become a cloth of patches with shredded seams, tattered dreams at night i now shiver under a sheet of my own kind my lazy afternoons are now dull within my mind
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 2:02 PM UTC
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