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The gentle lines of the coarsest neck Where the vitals fall in line, Where breath is held so restlessly, The first sip of chilly wine. The shaky fingertips that graze, Calloused, but seeking gospel Leaving me covered in the words of Your author and your novel. Knobby knees that knock when Worry scurries through your blood. That hallow place behind Where no one thinks to touch. The portion of your foot that feels The extremity of the ground. How fast you're going will always tell How long you stick around. (Our souls are where we find them.)
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 11:54 PM UTC
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The gentle lines of the coarsest neck Where the vitals fall in line, Where breath is held so restlessly, The first sip of chilly wine. The shaky fingertips that graze, Calloused, but seeking gospel Leaving me covered in the words of Your author and your novel. Knobby knees that knock when Worry scurries through your blood. That hallow place behind Where no one thinks to touch. The portion of your foot that feels The extremity of the ground. How fast you're going will always tell How long you stick around. (Our souls are where we find them.)
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 11:54 PM UTC
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