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Perhaps I will have love made to me soon by a kiss that sloshes like sewage and feet hung limp over the carpet: our entrails laced in its plush, a spiral. Mine tried so hard to reject yours – as you sipped my pink flesh, coral hit a very funny part of us I thought I would bleed. But it was just me opening, closing, opening & shutting. The words were local: I need I need, still enveloped an umbrella above our pea-shaped, wintery things. And spherical as scallops or stone, I had mind enough to breathe in body air, dust, slivers of your bedroom – the corner where another love will be warped & coiled inside of me.
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 7:40 PM UTC
a love string
Perhaps I will have love made to me soon by a kiss that sloshes like sewage and feet hung limp over the carpet: our entrails laced in its plush, a spiral. Mine tried so hard to reject yours – as you sipped my pink flesh, coral hit a very funny part of us I thought I would bleed. But it was just me opening, closing, opening & shutting. The words were local: I need I need, still enveloped an umbrella above our pea-shaped, wintery things. And spherical as scallops or stone, I had mind enough to breathe in body air, dust, slivers of your bedroom – the corner where another love will be warped & coiled inside of me.
sarina
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 7:40 PM UTC
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