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the safety vest my rib cage calls home, tight on my chest as i pave this road tangerine juice in mismatched mugs at a midnight breakfast sunset in the dusk mirror of Pelican Lake, tendrils of light sailing on a gust of wind the crisp, dry fire of leaves crowning autumn trees my garden marigolds, rimmed in oxblood, planted despite their toxic pollen prescription bottles in my cabinet, filled with pills, model of an addiction a lace of rust, climbing trusses, devouring steel with tender teeth embers at the shore of my bones in this skin, a permanent glow.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 1:43 AM UTC
your name is the color of your hair
the safety vest my rib cage calls home, tight on my chest as i pave this road tangerine juice in mismatched mugs at a midnight breakfast sunset in the dusk mirror of Pelican Lake, tendrils of light sailing on a gust of wind the crisp, dry fire of leaves crowning autumn trees my garden marigolds, rimmed in oxblood, planted despite their toxic pollen prescription bottles in my cabinet, filled with pills, model of an addiction a lace of rust, climbing trusses, devouring steel with tender teeth embers at the shore of my bones in this skin, a permanent glow.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 1:43 AM UTC
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