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I woke beside a pitch black crust like the dust permeating veins. I sat upon colidascope concrete until morning brought birds to carry my neck back to you. I collapsed onto the shore and cried all night because I finally outran my shadow and the seaside refused to share. I pounded my fists into the sockets holding your eyes. They're missing, stolen perhaps by another set of cheekbones. I scraped the sky with nails like coal, leaving streaks of blood across east Ohio. I sat on the ceiling as the fingertips of July stretched my mind away from fire. Does she rub your shoulders? I hope she does. I really do.
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 11:53 AM UTC
Kumran
I woke beside a pitch black crust like the dust permeating veins. I sat upon colidascope concrete until morning brought birds to carry my neck back to you. I collapsed onto the shore and cried all night because I finally outran my shadow and the seaside refused to share. I pounded my fists into the sockets holding your eyes. They're missing, stolen perhaps by another set of cheekbones. I scraped the sky with nails like coal, leaving streaks of blood across east Ohio. I sat on the ceiling as the fingertips of July stretched my mind away from fire. Does she rub your shoulders? I hope she does. I really do.
lily-gabrielle
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 11:53 AM UTC
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