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high altitudes and attitudes my wooden altar is not a large one, yet it floats above this mountain town in planks of rotting wood. soft peaks rise behind the tunnel of garbage that builds in drifts along my temple railings at this altitude i assumed i would inhale the air of gods, elevated so much more than physically above the grit and rattlesnakes but the smell of hot trash is on the wind as i exude his poison in red splashes of desert fauna and a smile sways at my mouth, bloodless, as i descend back into scarab
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May 24, 2010
May 24, 2010 at 8:12 PM UTC
high altitudes and attitudes
high altitudes and attitudes my wooden altar is not a large one, yet it floats above this mountain town in planks of rotting wood. soft peaks rise behind the tunnel of garbage that builds in drifts along my temple railings at this altitude i assumed i would inhale the air of gods, elevated so much more than physically above the grit and rattlesnakes but the smell of hot trash is on the wind as i exude his poison in red splashes of desert fauna and a smile sways at my mouth, bloodless, as i descend back into scarab
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May 24, 2010
May 24, 2010 at 8:12 PM UTC
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