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Says the soldier to his love, When he holds her handful of fantasy That itself recalls holy wine and bread, The blood seeps into his own hands is all. Says the soldier to his love when he crawls To impotence of mud and stone sediments That augur not a fleshen but a fossil birth, Like the bone of the once-masticating jaw. Said the soldier to his love, when he fell face first Into the nuptials of lily, delphinium, and dark earth, I only wish to be the petals for your wedding, my love...
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Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020 at 9:02 PM UTC
Says the Soldier to His Love
Says the soldier to his love, When he holds her handful of fantasy That itself recalls holy wine and bread, The blood seeps into his own hands is all. Says the soldier to his love when he crawls To impotence of mud and stone sediments That augur not a fleshen but a fossil birth, Like the bone of the once-masticating jaw. Said the soldier to his love, when he fell face first Into the nuptials of lily, delphinium, and dark earth, I only wish to be the petals for your wedding, my love...
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Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020 at 9:02 PM UTC
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