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"fumigates" poems
The clock at his desk is an altimeter How appropriate I think Spinning round As the day ticks up Like the ceiling For all our loves Our instincts are stronger than our hearts Liquids trickle down Solids soar His throat Up his nose And of course he fumigates his lungs To **** the creepy, crawly things Time In his mind A straight line on a mirror Up into his head You A reflection Of the path A sum total Something has taken One path There is only The downpour of neurotransmitters Your face crickling and crackling Flooding traffic jammed, honking dendrites Wrinkling and rolling The streets In the fast forward century dream They run red with electricity and burned rubber For all our talk Our instincts are stronger than our hearts
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
The Old Pilot
your fragrant scent brings the fresh fumes that intoxicate my whole self your love is in my blood your love is in my bones your love is in my vessels your love is in the corner of my eye and in my every corner your love fumigates  butterflies                     in my gut                     in my lungs                     in my throat making more room this possessive love this persistent love this aerosol love fainting   founding     fevers       flamboyantly        I           fall
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 8:56 PM UTC
Aerosol love
Come closer dear Death. I'm here raw, bruise is open and lungs are sore. eyes dilate like a bursting bomb, as if fear itself fumigates, combusting, flaring, seeping inward without vow from fumes to wounds. I shall row to the ocean of my regrets, sulken, and grieving of the times wasted into bins. To the kisses I ****** couldn't-- To the hugs I've chosen not to-- May all be merry when I'm gone. and realize how lone you shouldn't be.
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 9:55 PM UTC
Dear Death,
The peaceful howls of night complement the dazzling starlit sky Crackling of the burning pine fumigates the cool air Cold bite of the rising sun, fog lifting from the trampled grass, As color shimmers on the mirror ponds, the crickets no longer dance Smoke at constant stream , calling now for dead shades of green Winter hangs by the frosty hills only to vanish like its quick reveal Wind whispers and it sways to the rhythm of trees, sending out natural odors that please Bugling erupts from the timber a song that is pleasant, welcoming those that dream earth had a heaven As the glow brings warmth brightness takes the shadows home, Trails and paths of old come to a place where beavers roam
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Feb 2, 2015
Feb 2, 2015 at 2:10 PM UTC
The Mountain Man