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Keys misplaced from billions of pockets— open the rusty lockets piling under bridges; rockets, for the palm wide enough to hold them Bulging eyes are folded in a chamber slowly dimming like bruises; black and white, backs against the walls, coating palates in dry, brackish tones, a charcoaled conversation. The same echoes whipping against skin, ripping the same warm bodies thin, the same red-brick teeth raking the cold, bleached soil As the ice melts into water, it is no longer the miner, who smelts for power; it's powdered noses that never sweat— from pounding, bronzed pulses   too big to leave the net and as if it’s not enough, it's stretching out a golden hand, pelting doubt unto cardboard ceilings, sealing silky mouths and plaiting amber limbs, felted so tightly to cushion Your seat a.r.
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Oct 9, 2020
Oct 9, 2020 at 10:40 PM UTC
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Keys misplaced from billions of pockets— open the rusty lockets piling under bridges; rockets, for the palm wide enough to hold them Bulging eyes are folded in a chamber slowly dimming like bruises; black and white, backs against the walls, coating palates in dry, brackish tones, a charcoaled conversation. The same echoes whipping against skin, ripping the same warm bodies thin, the same red-brick teeth raking the cold, bleached soil As the ice melts into water, it is no longer the miner, who smelts for power; it's powdered noses that never sweat— from pounding, bronzed pulses   too big to leave the net and as if it’s not enough, it's stretching out a golden hand, pelting doubt unto cardboard ceilings, sealing silky mouths and plaiting amber limbs, felted so tightly to cushion Your seat a.r.
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Oct 9, 2020
Oct 9, 2020 at 10:40 PM UTC
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