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Morning drops like a parachute, circumnavigating the irrational things within her. She drew the grim cartwheel --crayoned images of kids in closets, and blackens them into illustrations of war. She sleeps on bleak days with young cameras, Lucy under the tongue, rosaries at the border feel like pins and needles to an adrenaline sorceress in giallo approach, her eye in a labyrinth, the eye she lost in the Crusades, filming streets below the color of dark Roman wine. It's a staring contest, waiting on rooftops in stages of collapse, there she lives or dies at the dividing line with the grave.
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Jan 20, 2024
Jan 20, 2024 at 5:51 PM UTC
Moth to a Frame
Morning drops like a parachute, circumnavigating the irrational things within her. She drew the grim cartwheel --crayoned images of kids in closets, and blackens them into illustrations of war. She sleeps on bleak days with young cameras, Lucy under the tongue, rosaries at the border feel like pins and needles to an adrenaline sorceress in giallo approach, her eye in a labyrinth, the eye she lost in the Crusades, filming streets below the color of dark Roman wine. It's a staring contest, waiting on rooftops in stages of collapse, there she lives or dies at the dividing line with the grave.
Carlo-C-Gomez
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56/M/The Exclusion Zone
Jan 20, 2024
Jan 20, 2024 at 5:51 PM UTC
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