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i'm screaming against windows in a 4 x 4 room by a crowded street, anticipating a turn of the head or slam against glass in wonderment. i'm thrashing above and under a crowded pier, onlookers engaged more by alcohol and bikini bottoms than the girl's lungs full of seawater. i'm sinking into a bed, certain black moths and butterflies outside are the only insects interested in this bedsheet quicksand. i'm throwing the bird who cries, wings flapped and gripping the ledge, overboard to dull any will left in its blue body. nobody notices the 150 pound girl, so who would listen to an animal's forced swan-song?
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 9:21 AM UTC
crystalhead
i'm screaming against windows in a 4 x 4 room by a crowded street, anticipating a turn of the head or slam against glass in wonderment. i'm thrashing above and under a crowded pier, onlookers engaged more by alcohol and bikini bottoms than the girl's lungs full of seawater. i'm sinking into a bed, certain black moths and butterflies outside are the only insects interested in this bedsheet quicksand. i'm throwing the bird who cries, wings flapped and gripping the ledge, overboard to dull any will left in its blue body. nobody notices the 150 pound girl, so who would listen to an animal's forced swan-song?
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 9:21 AM UTC
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