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spinning stars on my fingers, but they are amputated before I could get callouses or cigarette burns like daddy gave me when we hiked through woodlands and meant to urinate in shrubbery not on my shoes years we were consumed by the distance of each other but he could not have scarred me on purpose or I would have known it was meant to sting a little sleeping in blackness but wondering ceaselessly through conversations in which lovers are not obsessed if I do not wring my eyelids, juice the retinas to bed figures dance and they are ghosts of rifles he has us children **** the very barrel obsessively until the trigger flicks our tongue, soon I smell smoke black and white and the disorder is somewhat colorless there are sparks but rarely a single flame to see just the bruises spitting **** slapped into skim milk and now, some relief, I can do all the slapping myself.
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 8:38 PM UTC
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spinning stars on my fingers, but they are amputated before I could get callouses or cigarette burns like daddy gave me when we hiked through woodlands and meant to urinate in shrubbery not on my shoes years we were consumed by the distance of each other but he could not have scarred me on purpose or I would have known it was meant to sting a little sleeping in blackness but wondering ceaselessly through conversations in which lovers are not obsessed if I do not wring my eyelids, juice the retinas to bed figures dance and they are ghosts of rifles he has us children **** the very barrel obsessively until the trigger flicks our tongue, soon I smell smoke black and white and the disorder is somewhat colorless there are sparks but rarely a single flame to see just the bruises spitting **** slapped into skim milk and now, some relief, I can do all the slapping myself.
sarina
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 8:38 PM UTC
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