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she wanted to find something that made her passion hang like a human from a tree somewhere in the late thirties a silent hand pressed against her sponge mind making her leak her tongue all over the ill surface years have passed like a seamless tomb with eyes that scream please, hold me here for more than just two minutes I am bored with the 1 hour love meetings and the detours that lead me to the lions cage the forbidden conversations and the numbed movements stone tongues of gargoyles limping on the edge of Gothic cathedrals in Prague an animal somewhere in the wild dies slowly a snake gives its venom to prey and then you stood timid at the bottom of the mountain as I struggled to make my way down I thought of how my mother would be proud to see me in a wedding dress, letting go of the only daughter she was able to drench out of her body surrender I thought never come in the form of bliss till I realized I would hold out against all odds with no mercy I'm not going anywhere I stand right here in the corner with my poetry spiraling down my thighs in hopeless patterns
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Feb 18, 2011
Feb 18, 2011 at 8:30 PM UTC
gunshot reminders and a old suitcase
she wanted to find something that made her passion hang like a human from a tree somewhere in the late thirties a silent hand pressed against her sponge mind making her leak her tongue all over the ill surface years have passed like a seamless tomb with eyes that scream please, hold me here for more than just two minutes I am bored with the 1 hour love meetings and the detours that lead me to the lions cage the forbidden conversations and the numbed movements stone tongues of gargoyles limping on the edge of Gothic cathedrals in Prague an animal somewhere in the wild dies slowly a snake gives its venom to prey and then you stood timid at the bottom of the mountain as I struggled to make my way down I thought of how my mother would be proud to see me in a wedding dress, letting go of the only daughter she was able to drench out of her body surrender I thought never come in the form of bliss till I realized I would hold out against all odds with no mercy I'm not going anywhere I stand right here in the corner with my poetry spiraling down my thighs in hopeless patterns
midnight-prague
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Feb 18, 2011
Feb 18, 2011 at 8:30 PM UTC
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