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Dear E--, Sewing gold, we walked in the vacant invisibilities. In a hush-throated hall we saw a Last Supper of acrylic blocks, breaks of the past. Wooden masks deviled the olive wall, & we found tiles that turned out our hands. None of this sustained you when the sun dropped beams like pick-up-sticks, aces of heat. It didn't sustain you when my friends split like copper stills across the breaded table. The grand oil lamp & the sea chant became ash daubs of noose memory when I returned to your dark room. I'm sorry for every thing I couldn't repair. Every whorl & loop in my hands held you tight as boas. By the time I felt your breath settle into the delta of sleep things had half-healed. Still, I trembled with sharp dreams. In the morning, I was yours again - as I always was. This is my apology. Yours, Evan
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 11:32 AM UTC
Letter of Apology
Dear E--, Sewing gold, we walked in the vacant invisibilities. In a hush-throated hall we saw a Last Supper of acrylic blocks, breaks of the past. Wooden masks deviled the olive wall, & we found tiles that turned out our hands. None of this sustained you when the sun dropped beams like pick-up-sticks, aces of heat. It didn't sustain you when my friends split like copper stills across the breaded table. The grand oil lamp & the sea chant became ash daubs of noose memory when I returned to your dark room. I'm sorry for every thing I couldn't repair. Every whorl & loop in my hands held you tight as boas. By the time I felt your breath settle into the delta of sleep things had half-healed. Still, I trembled with sharp dreams. In the morning, I was yours again - as I always was. This is my apology. Yours, Evan
EvanS
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 11:32 AM UTC
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