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L-, It's a lonely acid evening, citric-salted, hung like a skin on headlights that rise & split into orange antlers. A woman screams "Barry!" into the alley, over and over, until night climbs over her with black, grinding knees. Sweet Saturday carvings are Sunday's rack and bone: after your lobby debut (your eyes fine as sea-thread) you spun away, you are still spinning. The heart's ever-after is knotted: I thin you with gin, smear that clever flash of teeth and lip into the cold hollows of air that clot the mid-month. Listen: the alley woman gave up on Barry. Yours, E-
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Oct 17, 2022
Oct 17, 2022 at 9:07 PM UTC
October: Letter to L-
L-, It's a lonely acid evening, citric-salted, hung like a skin on headlights that rise & split into orange antlers. A woman screams "Barry!" into the alley, over and over, until night climbs over her with black, grinding knees. Sweet Saturday carvings are Sunday's rack and bone: after your lobby debut (your eyes fine as sea-thread) you spun away, you are still spinning. The heart's ever-after is knotted: I thin you with gin, smear that clever flash of teeth and lip into the cold hollows of air that clot the mid-month. Listen: the alley woman gave up on Barry. Yours, E-
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Oct 17, 2022
Oct 17, 2022 at 9:07 PM UTC
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