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ONE A dense forest, from some skulking angle, is a vista— Even this wildly colonnaded temple has its nave— If only in dry times with shrunken leaves A distant sun, the closest star or hot words of light surge As living blood through the harmless hole in your heart TWO As leaves with tapering green fingers scratch their sisters' backs Or hard breath rustles them through a tattered woodwind Not only friction slides between these skins — immutable green Phrases indeed pass: howled notes of irritated flesh Or the tissues through which some sick blood red beats blow
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 5:14 PM UTC
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ONE A dense forest, from some skulking angle, is a vista— Even this wildly colonnaded temple has its nave— If only in dry times with shrunken leaves A distant sun, the closest star or hot words of light surge As living blood through the harmless hole in your heart TWO As leaves with tapering green fingers scratch their sisters' backs Or hard breath rustles them through a tattered woodwind Not only friction slides between these skins — immutable green Phrases indeed pass: howled notes of irritated flesh Or the tissues through which some sick blood red beats blow
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 5:14 PM UTC
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