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There are days when the sun speaks through windows speaks through anchors, cast through windows, of light. Soft, elegant, swirling entities, to claim your picture frames, to claim your clothes, to claim your keys, your shoes, your change, your favorite chair, your favorite cup, stagnant dregs of your spit on the rim. Yeah, there are some days when I wake up and your smell on the sheets burns my nose, creeps into my eyes, razor wire finger tips split my pupils, wide. There are some mornings when the hard lasts longer than the time I’ve got to give, and there are others when I’ve got the world to explode, yet no one to show. And there are nights when I dig deep into those same sheets, and I look, for you, for me, for that smell, for us, the smells of us, those that set us free, and full, from hunger, thirst, lust, death, life. There are nights when I stare outside, the porch light brimming with beetles and moths and gnats and flies and sometimes the occasional ***** Some days are just like that, I guess. The T.V. hasn’t been turned on since you left. but a lot of other things have.
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May 9, 2010
May 9, 2010 at 12:22 PM UTC
Mourning
There are days when the sun speaks through windows speaks through anchors, cast through windows, of light. Soft, elegant, swirling entities, to claim your picture frames, to claim your clothes, to claim your keys, your shoes, your change, your favorite chair, your favorite cup, stagnant dregs of your spit on the rim. Yeah, there are some days when I wake up and your smell on the sheets burns my nose, creeps into my eyes, razor wire finger tips split my pupils, wide. There are some mornings when the hard lasts longer than the time I’ve got to give, and there are others when I’ve got the world to explode, yet no one to show. And there are nights when I dig deep into those same sheets, and I look, for you, for me, for that smell, for us, the smells of us, those that set us free, and full, from hunger, thirst, lust, death, life. There are nights when I stare outside, the porch light brimming with beetles and moths and gnats and flies and sometimes the occasional ***** Some days are just like that, I guess. The T.V. hasn’t been turned on since you left. but a lot of other things have.
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May 9, 2010
May 9, 2010 at 12:22 PM UTC
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