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it is not butterflies you placed in my tummy, but large ferocious birds, with wingspans fluttering against the inners of my lungs, beaks prodding my intestine, their necks snarling with my esophagus. their caws pulsate in and out my pores, and these birds want to fly, fly, fly towards you. but i bite with anxious molars, and their blood tastes like cranberries. choking up red soaked feathers, i wonder if you have birds too.
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Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 3:04 PM UTC
birds of a feather
it is not butterflies you placed in my tummy, but large ferocious birds, with wingspans fluttering against the inners of my lungs, beaks prodding my intestine, their necks snarling with my esophagus. their caws pulsate in and out my pores, and these birds want to fly, fly, fly towards you. but i bite with anxious molars, and their blood tastes like cranberries. choking up red soaked feathers, i wonder if you have birds too.
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Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 3:04 PM UTC
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