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Open my fist from it’s tightness kiss the incisions that have been made by my finger nails that should be black my first fist reaches to the ground my second to where my heart should be an empty space that is waiting in the shadows of my chest it is waiting behind dark green vines poison ivy it is waiting behind dusty opaque windows warm greenhouse waiting for my fist, my hand, my heart, growing a deep red tomato inside my palm waiting for a sheltered house made of glass
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Jul 7, 2013
Jul 7, 2013 at 10:02 AM UTC
Dark home
Open my fist from it’s tightness kiss the incisions that have been made by my finger nails that should be black my first fist reaches to the ground my second to where my heart should be an empty space that is waiting in the shadows of my chest it is waiting behind dark green vines poison ivy it is waiting behind dusty opaque windows warm greenhouse waiting for my fist, my hand, my heart, growing a deep red tomato inside my palm waiting for a sheltered house made of glass
ruth-boon
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Jul 7, 2013
Jul 7, 2013 at 10:02 AM UTC
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