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The joints Your knees The maple trees. The dragonfly The bowls of soup The bones and back breaking work The years and years. The threads. The barrels. The bowls. The mugs, the chairs.             You should take away the light, then. The moon The music The morning. The paints and years of colour. The darkness of the highway, The frying and searing The scorching. The soft grass—The meadow. Your hair tucked behind your ear. The moments we made and only I witnessed. How do I separate a soul from a body. My lifetime of me. A lifetime of you. Why are you making me. And I won’t.
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Feb 16, 2024
Feb 16, 2024 at 12:30 AM UTC
You’ve asked to separate the sun from me.
The joints Your knees The maple trees. The dragonfly The bowls of soup The bones and back breaking work The years and years. The threads. The barrels. The bowls. The mugs, the chairs.             You should take away the light, then. The moon The music The morning. The paints and years of colour. The darkness of the highway, The frying and searing The scorching. The soft grass—The meadow. Your hair tucked behind your ear. The moments we made and only I witnessed. How do I separate a soul from a body. My lifetime of me. A lifetime of you. Why are you making me. And I won’t.
iphigeniabythesea
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Feb 16, 2024
Feb 16, 2024 at 12:30 AM UTC
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