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In the gullet of September you feel a strange constriction A rust colored hand around your throat digging into the memory of what you never were Its nails scraping up dead things of skin, of uncertainty from a teenage year A bellowing illness once forgotten from walking so far left to waste under bare feet until the weather came round and the conditions laid, for an autumn gross with the pain of knowing Wishing you didn’t know Wishing so hard it accidentally comes true and haltingly, sorely, life is no longer of the present
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 1:23 AM UTC
Your Belly, Your Skin, Your Rust Colored Hands
In the gullet of September you feel a strange constriction A rust colored hand around your throat digging into the memory of what you never were Its nails scraping up dead things of skin, of uncertainty from a teenage year A bellowing illness once forgotten from walking so far left to waste under bare feet until the weather came round and the conditions laid, for an autumn gross with the pain of knowing Wishing you didn’t know Wishing so hard it accidentally comes true and haltingly, sorely, life is no longer of the present
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 1:23 AM UTC
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