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it is not a knife when you gut the fish, it's your words. you live in a cabin, and when you leave the cabin everything else becomes the facade of the forest. my roots are here, beneath your words, beneath the wet earth, i am a tree growing here, spreading my branches like a dancer, i am grateful for the way you **** me, i am grateful for the way i die like a fish, flopping and gasping for air. i wait for the fire to come, it comes ever summer and when it comes for you, i know the prayers you whisper; the cabin never falls, the cabin never burns, and the river never runs dry
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 5:03 PM UTC
copper river
it is not a knife when you gut the fish, it's your words. you live in a cabin, and when you leave the cabin everything else becomes the facade of the forest. my roots are here, beneath your words, beneath the wet earth, i am a tree growing here, spreading my branches like a dancer, i am grateful for the way you **** me, i am grateful for the way i die like a fish, flopping and gasping for air. i wait for the fire to come, it comes ever summer and when it comes for you, i know the prayers you whisper; the cabin never falls, the cabin never burns, and the river never runs dry
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 5:03 PM UTC
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