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I’m somewhere in a perfect limbo Between yes and no It has stopped raining And the birds cry out In beautiful language I will never know I soak myself in their melody But the sun is not out yet It is gray, (Her favorite color) And there is a lightness When I realize I don’t have to hold onto anything I am not new to this My heart is tender, Like how you pound steak with a mallet I know well the sting of the salt And I like myself almost raw, too I have so much room And I love to let it be filled With the after scent of you on my sheets That never stays long Then I look at him, Digging feverishly into the Earth For that intoxicating scent And I see myself Head down- The hair on my neck like razors- Scratching until my nails are stained with tiny remnants Of where I came from- Earth and stone, A body in the river’s widened mouth Whispering Screaming to me To please sit here longer And love with ferocity Until the sun comes out
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Apr 10, 2024
Apr 10, 2024 at 8:59 PM UTC
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I’m somewhere in a perfect limbo Between yes and no It has stopped raining And the birds cry out In beautiful language I will never know I soak myself in their melody But the sun is not out yet It is gray, (Her favorite color) And there is a lightness When I realize I don’t have to hold onto anything I am not new to this My heart is tender, Like how you pound steak with a mallet I know well the sting of the salt And I like myself almost raw, too I have so much room And I love to let it be filled With the after scent of you on my sheets That never stays long Then I look at him, Digging feverishly into the Earth For that intoxicating scent And I see myself Head down- The hair on my neck like razors- Scratching until my nails are stained with tiny remnants Of where I came from- Earth and stone, A body in the river’s widened mouth Whispering Screaming to me To please sit here longer And love with ferocity Until the sun comes out
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Apr 10, 2024
Apr 10, 2024 at 8:59 PM UTC
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