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13 stroke 14 Or some time in between An evil angel- having bided its time Thrusts a pound into an apple The world grinds to silence In the brunt of dusk Lightning struck four chambers That one by one did turn to mush And for months to come There was little else of which they talked Red run dry overnight Awash in the moonlight Though your name peeled slowly Like a toffee apple painted with gold And in the smudge of dusk Infinite eulogies did erupt Embalming you Sweeping away all wrong Enlightened They carved their condolences into toilet doors And gawped through stained glass windows As your shadow did spasms An **** of taxidermists Painted you peach with modesty and Stuffed you with hindsight Before blue light ignited Making you shapeless They made you a martyr Your funeral a coronation - In Technicolor Though you only ever wore black Now history fills you with fiction Fills you with colour End
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Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 9:16 AM UTC
Taxidermy
13 stroke 14 Or some time in between An evil angel- having bided its time Thrusts a pound into an apple The world grinds to silence In the brunt of dusk Lightning struck four chambers That one by one did turn to mush And for months to come There was little else of which they talked Red run dry overnight Awash in the moonlight Though your name peeled slowly Like a toffee apple painted with gold And in the smudge of dusk Infinite eulogies did erupt Embalming you Sweeping away all wrong Enlightened They carved their condolences into toilet doors And gawped through stained glass windows As your shadow did spasms An **** of taxidermists Painted you peach with modesty and Stuffed you with hindsight Before blue light ignited Making you shapeless They made you a martyr Your funeral a coronation - In Technicolor Though you only ever wore black Now history fills you with fiction Fills you with colour End
scott-gunnion
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30/M/Liverpool
Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 9:16 AM UTC
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