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We are uncoiling Uncoupling Yet our serpentine fingers linger Like tender afterthoughts Kissing hysterical women We are them they are us You finish it now You soften the punch Those muscles drift like tenderness We are leathery skin and fingers that bend slowly Our ancient articulations arthritic Retrofitted in the darkness of daylight In the heat of the night We fight our urge to self destruct Compulsive luck is not the worst of our faults Such as being short-circuited in the dark
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May 12, 2019
May 12, 2019 at 10:17 PM UTC
finish it now
We are uncoiling Uncoupling Yet our serpentine fingers linger Like tender afterthoughts Kissing hysterical women We are them they are us You finish it now You soften the punch Those muscles drift like tenderness We are leathery skin and fingers that bend slowly Our ancient articulations arthritic Retrofitted in the darkness of daylight In the heat of the night We fight our urge to self destruct Compulsive luck is not the worst of our faults Such as being short-circuited in the dark
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May 12, 2019
May 12, 2019 at 10:17 PM UTC
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