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Jesus looks so ruby red, dead and your purring wracks some embryo to life, gave it a foreign ring – hand-tested gold or diamond surfaced from oceans: or not, no. No, it is just a mirror and you are what makes it look so beautiful, breathing sea-salt and gasoline – one perfect drop found a well and down, down, down it fell. I caught ants, I smashed in their hissing heads. Yes, yes, so red. God would be proud of the mystery you and I have kept. We drag him along like a light, lantern bleaching flame, but as soon as the sun hits, he, too, drops into a haze – and lands cross-legged, think? There is a jeweler up there that makes his ankles shine, they are bolder than the moon cousin of his best side, as you are mine. Mine, some sort of wordly delight – bravery, diamond, and be alive.
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 9:35 PM UTC
diamond
Jesus looks so ruby red, dead and your purring wracks some embryo to life, gave it a foreign ring – hand-tested gold or diamond surfaced from oceans: or not, no. No, it is just a mirror and you are what makes it look so beautiful, breathing sea-salt and gasoline – one perfect drop found a well and down, down, down it fell. I caught ants, I smashed in their hissing heads. Yes, yes, so red. God would be proud of the mystery you and I have kept. We drag him along like a light, lantern bleaching flame, but as soon as the sun hits, he, too, drops into a haze – and lands cross-legged, think? There is a jeweler up there that makes his ankles shine, they are bolder than the moon cousin of his best side, as you are mine. Mine, some sort of wordly delight – bravery, diamond, and be alive.
sarina
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 9:35 PM UTC
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