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Friends like fickle timepieces, I'm studying these circling arms. Today we're rubbing off the gold, we're turning pockets inside-out as I'm peeling off your clothes. *The dandelion seeds are dancing, tube between your teeth lifting up the bell jar to release the waning fumes of me. We're disappearing into shapeless smears on my white ceiling I'm waking up   to shapeless smears on my white ceiling* The dewy density of days between our poems spoken wet and blooming is just a thin and runny equinox where sweet abstraction becomes messes uncontained. My fingertips and lungs are stained with your stale and flavorless tepid rain; hands still moving though I've stopped winding.   I don't know where, I don't know why     nostalgia shriveled up and died now I'm just remembering.
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 2:46 AM UTC
hedonism, besmirched
Friends like fickle timepieces, I'm studying these circling arms. Today we're rubbing off the gold, we're turning pockets inside-out as I'm peeling off your clothes. *The dandelion seeds are dancing, tube between your teeth lifting up the bell jar to release the waning fumes of me. We're disappearing into shapeless smears on my white ceiling I'm waking up   to shapeless smears on my white ceiling* The dewy density of days between our poems spoken wet and blooming is just a thin and runny equinox where sweet abstraction becomes messes uncontained. My fingertips and lungs are stained with your stale and flavorless tepid rain; hands still moving though I've stopped winding.   I don't know where, I don't know why     nostalgia shriveled up and died now I'm just remembering.
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paris-adamson
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 2:46 AM UTC
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