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fire me towards a career or something (any/or/either/neither) because i haven’t been playing music and i’m starting to seem the emaciate-pit peach on  a too-tall tree of plenty just out of reach of tantalus, waist-deep in a river of cornsilk braids too rich for eyes, too coarse for tongue or teeth garden of goddesses wielding life-flow geometry keep the hounds and ghost-things at bay. undress a smoky corset, tendrils, or turgid rapids, swatting ceases less twining strands than flies. i wish it away, woven comfort, a web of fraying calico and red tape, bearing the weight of an arachnid slew. yet away with it yields my downfall, tumbling branch to branch, unfeeling, unthinking, but for my parachute. i lost a life to watching a mirror and the marker in my hand, but it could not stop the leaves from drifting, nor the water from taking the leaves, nor those leaves from disintegrating. simmer down, shudder breath, breathe deep &center
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
melocotónita
fire me towards a career or something (any/or/either/neither) because i haven’t been playing music and i’m starting to seem the emaciate-pit peach on  a too-tall tree of plenty just out of reach of tantalus, waist-deep in a river of cornsilk braids too rich for eyes, too coarse for tongue or teeth garden of goddesses wielding life-flow geometry keep the hounds and ghost-things at bay. undress a smoky corset, tendrils, or turgid rapids, swatting ceases less twining strands than flies. i wish it away, woven comfort, a web of fraying calico and red tape, bearing the weight of an arachnid slew. yet away with it yields my downfall, tumbling branch to branch, unfeeling, unthinking, but for my parachute. i lost a life to watching a mirror and the marker in my hand, but it could not stop the leaves from drifting, nor the water from taking the leaves, nor those leaves from disintegrating. simmer down, shudder breath, breathe deep &center
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
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