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In the scattered night, down from Trinity Bay, where the primary schoolers kiss under the docks, I cup my hands; I gather sand; I drink the sand. I name every grain, every star. I'm vibrating. Transforming. I'm floating above myself--this is a defense mechanism, a necessary one, a beautiful one. Tonight, I want to live. I want to live all the time. I want a dark-haired woman to coddle me. I want a dark-haired woman to kick my *** I want a dark-haired woman to wear me thin, wear the endings of my nerves smooth. Transfigured salt, transfigured sand, transfigured sky. You may want to write this down. You may want to record this. I'm going to breathe myself backward; I'm going to become handsomer, stronger, younger. I'm full bottle, I'm chime, I'm breeze. Wait. Listen. You might just delight in me.
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 1:54 AM UTC
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In the scattered night, down from Trinity Bay, where the primary schoolers kiss under the docks, I cup my hands; I gather sand; I drink the sand. I name every grain, every star. I'm vibrating. Transforming. I'm floating above myself--this is a defense mechanism, a necessary one, a beautiful one. Tonight, I want to live. I want to live all the time. I want a dark-haired woman to coddle me. I want a dark-haired woman to kick my *** I want a dark-haired woman to wear me thin, wear the endings of my nerves smooth. Transfigured salt, transfigured sand, transfigured sky. You may want to write this down. You may want to record this. I'm going to breathe myself backward; I'm going to become handsomer, stronger, younger. I'm full bottle, I'm chime, I'm breeze. Wait. Listen. You might just delight in me.
jj-hutton
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 1:54 AM UTC
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