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I wish I could wake up In a display case No wood but my Limbs Nothing wet but my Paint Flawless Smooth Razor-virgin No searching For caverns To plunder No caves to protect From thieves Gone asunder I wish my canvas was blank Androgynous beauty A creation of Choice But I think I used to have a voice Characters danced in my esophagus And played my cords Like a Cello They shouted on a Page And longed for the Stage But struggled against My front Teeth After years of neglect, Too cruel to forget And too torturous again To repeat They forwent their "adieus" But muttered **** yous" As they went to turn tricks Down the street
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Aug 20, 2019
Aug 20, 2019 at 11:18 AM UTC
A voice made of Crass
I wish I could wake up In a display case No wood but my Limbs Nothing wet but my Paint Flawless Smooth Razor-virgin No searching For caverns To plunder No caves to protect From thieves Gone asunder I wish my canvas was blank Androgynous beauty A creation of Choice But I think I used to have a voice Characters danced in my esophagus And played my cords Like a Cello They shouted on a Page And longed for the Stage But struggled against My front Teeth After years of neglect, Too cruel to forget And too torturous again To repeat They forwent their "adieus" But muttered **** yous" As they went to turn tricks Down the street
krystelle-bissonnette
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30/Non-binary/Canadian
Aug 20, 2019
Aug 20, 2019 at 11:18 AM UTC
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