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I’ve spent thousands of smiling hours cupping the soft pit of intellect in my hands preening with its glow, casting the shadow of lecture on my greedy eyes. when my feet sank beneath her earthly soil weeks slipped quiet (like notes shaken from leather spines) with no discussion of Plato. the hardened sphere was drained of all prestige footnote and reference. sometimes, before sleep, I sharpen my doubts and carve it out. it sleeps by me, a guilty golden mistress. I am afraid she will hear the warmth through my phone.
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Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 7:05 PM UTC
Plato the Mistress Pit
I’ve spent thousands of smiling hours cupping the soft pit of intellect in my hands preening with its glow, casting the shadow of lecture on my greedy eyes. when my feet sank beneath her earthly soil weeks slipped quiet (like notes shaken from leather spines) with no discussion of Plato. the hardened sphere was drained of all prestige footnote and reference. sometimes, before sleep, I sharpen my doubts and carve it out. it sleeps by me, a guilty golden mistress. I am afraid she will hear the warmth through my phone.
glen-brunson
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Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 7:05 PM UTC
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