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He tried to dig wells inside of me With one of those spoon-fork-knife All-inclusive combos. Silly little things, and made of plastic too! As if my walls were made of that pudding stuff. Waste of injury! Foolish boy! I should be outraged at the insult, I should cry at his naiveté, Spit on his back’s bending, Curse his sweat’s rewarding the work. But I cradle him close, let him dig softly, grip softly   Lest he break his tools Lest he break this rhythm I cradle him close and let concrete lap sweetly at his sweat. And when we are this close, my fingers always dig sweetly into his back.
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 7:06 PM UTC
Walls
He tried to dig wells inside of me With one of those spoon-fork-knife All-inclusive combos. Silly little things, and made of plastic too! As if my walls were made of that pudding stuff. Waste of injury! Foolish boy! I should be outraged at the insult, I should cry at his naiveté, Spit on his back’s bending, Curse his sweat’s rewarding the work. But I cradle him close, let him dig softly, grip softly   Lest he break his tools Lest he break this rhythm I cradle him close and let concrete lap sweetly at his sweat. And when we are this close, my fingers always dig sweetly into his back.
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 7:06 PM UTC
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