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I hate this attic I have become, full of dusty things and second thoughts getting good use of a ***** old trunk it is my bed, flattened boards into a cot. Inside are the rotten brain-cells where I construct every bottled-up plan pursed, then shattered on their shelf blood on my cheeks, I blush for the man. O, he pushes into my womb, to be used as the deepest keeping place and I will wither into the closet soon the parasite inside me, I need a final case. Wilt farther, I know I shall as men, bloodsuckers, open my bowels.
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Nov 27, 2012
Nov 27, 2012 at 6:13 PM UTC
the attic I am (sonnet number two)
I hate this attic I have become, full of dusty things and second thoughts getting good use of a ***** old trunk it is my bed, flattened boards into a cot. Inside are the rotten brain-cells where I construct every bottled-up plan pursed, then shattered on their shelf blood on my cheeks, I blush for the man. O, he pushes into my womb, to be used as the deepest keeping place and I will wither into the closet soon the parasite inside me, I need a final case. Wilt farther, I know I shall as men, bloodsuckers, open my bowels.
sarina
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Nov 27, 2012
Nov 27, 2012 at 6:13 PM UTC
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