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"toothaches" poems
*No thank you. I'm sweets-intolerant. No sweets, no toothaches.*
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Apr 17, 2015
Apr 17, 2015 at 4:22 AM UTC
I don't like sweets.
Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much Limit your intake To save yourself from any future ache. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much Eating more sweets Make you prone to diabetes. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much Chocolates and cakes Could cause toothaches. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much A hug and a kiss When gone, you would badly miss. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much When your lover left you Heartaches will torment you. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much It has been your sanity When gone, you'd go crazy. Sweetness is detrimental When it is too much Have a limited intake And you will not have any future ache.
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 9:53 PM UTC
Too Much Sweetness
What is it that makes me miss The lighter fluid on your lips. Toothaches from a temptress, And her candy kiss. Arm’s elastics wrap me up. So foreign, Is this human touch. Like a siren she swims and sings, To lure me close enough to clutch. An ephemeral embrace, That chews me out and spits me up. Love eats hearts for lunch.
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Jun 24, 2021
Jun 24, 2021 at 10:27 PM UTC
Love Eats Hearts For Lunch
Toothaches in the early morning, a bitter kiss that woke me up. Toothaches trees in the garden, I rely on Rose's but she refuses. so many blackberries and apples on the street I'm waiting for the next mangoes. Prosaic, sometimes i wonder the need for education if i will still follow the ethics of my grandfather, without remodeling it to suit my time. But, when I look pass it i see Lavender The death tolls have risen three to four lost to bombing each day I still see Lavender.
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Feb 9, 2014
Feb 9, 2014 at 1:27 PM UTC
Sometimes I See Lavender
One year I had a really bad toothache it felt like all the wrong words kept coming out my mouth and I couldn't help but bite my tongue just to the numb the pain I was spitting out. It hurts to be hated but it hurts worse to be loved, especially when you don't think your worthy of it. Put those lines next to all the other dumbs ones I've used   swinging hammer handed words, scalpel-like terms, some of the meanest **** you've ever heard trying to break you in two and you might just have enough between the half truths and the promises I never kept to write one really, really sad tune I knew better than to speak to you the way I did but some people act like welcome mats for other people's ***** shoes, you left the front door unlocked and I made a habit of wiping my feet as soon as I walked on through. I'm not proud of what I tracked in and I take responsibility for most my actions but lets not act like they took place in a vacuum. You had to lay down first before I could ever step all over you, and when you refused to love yourself, what did you expect everyone else to do? One year I had a really bad toothache and you were just too sweet a taste for me to take, without getting angry at myself for trying to have my cake and eat it too...
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Oct 15, 2016
Oct 15, 2016 at 3:50 PM UTC
Toothaches and Welcome Mats
He came as an orphan June 26th, 1865 Having seen the death of his mother Chased and speared by a hunter First African elephant in Europe At the London Zoo All alone in all of Europe How he broke and wore his tusks In the iron of his enclosure In night pain from toothaches From many rotten teeth Caused by his only grass hay diet Given whiskey and beer to calm Shared with his keeper Matthew Scott, a difficult man With no close friends But with a deep empathy for animals Who drank whiskey with Jumbo Into the late, lonely night Jumbo liked whiskey, beer and lots of sticky buns A problematic elephant With a Jekyll and Hyde character Sold for 2,000 pounds To PT Barnum as a star attraction Jumbo tearing his chains away Then sitting like a mule Until he knew his keeper Would also ride the boat Across the big pond Barnum’s Scott Made a deal Queen Victoria wasn’t happy Her children had sat And rode upon his back Jumbomania in America Accompanied his arrival 20 million saw him alive Brooklyn bridge opened in 1882 A year before Jumbo arrived Then 17 May, 1884 Twenty elephants marched across All the way to Brooklyn led by Jumbo The bridge vibrated and rebounded In St Thomas, Ontario, Canada was his suffering demise The day the circus train came to town Tom Thumb and Jumbo Were waiting to get loaded Perhaps bumped in the **** By the speeding freight locomotive Internal bleeding and a slow death Tom Thumb only a broken leg Jumbo in a slow death Scott in a slow death afterwards Having witnessed the last breath Of his best friend Photographed (a recent novelty) just after his death in B&W Poor dead Jumbo Scott at his head Weeping inconsolably Although PT Barnum In pure PT Barnum invention Says Jumbo ran headfirst Into the freight locomotive To save his keeper and Tom Thumb Jumbo died at twenty-four still young and growing in size and girth His stuffed mounted skin burned at Tufts University except the unbroken bones plus the end of his tail “And this is what remains of Jumbo” Yesterday, I saw wild elephants on the banks of the Zambezi river near Victoria Falls Tomorrow I’m hoping to touch Jumbo’s bones in New York City And walk the Brooklyn Bridge ©  2017 Jim Davis
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 12:42 PM UTC
Hello Jumbo
He came as an orphan June 26th, 1865 Having seen the death of his mother Chased and speared by a hunter First African elephant in Europe At the London Zoo All alone in all of Europe How he broke and wore his tusks In the iron of his enclosure In night pain from toothaches From many rotten teeth Caused by his only grass hay diet Given whiskey and beer to calm Shared with his keeper Matthew Scott, a difficult man With no close friends But with a deep empathy for animals Who drank whiskey with Jumbo Into the late, lonely night Jumbo liked whiskey, beer and lots of sticky buns A problematic elephant With a Jekyll and Hyde character Sold for 2,000 pounds To PT Barnum as a star attraction Jumbo tearing his chains away Then sitting like a mule Until he knew his keeper Would also ride the boat Across the big pond Barnum’s Scott Made a deal Queen Victoria wasn’t happy Her children had sat And rode upon his back Jumbomania in America Accompanied his arrival 20 million saw him alive Brooklyn bridge opened in 1882 A year before Jumbo arrived Then 17 May, 1884 Twenty elephants marched across All the way to Brooklyn led by Jumbo The bridge vibrated and rebounded In St Thomas, Ontario, Canada was his suffering demise The day the circus train came to town Tom Thumb and Jumbo Were waiting to get loaded Perhaps bumped in the **** By the speeding freight locomotive Internal bleeding and a slow death Tom Thumb only a broken leg Jumbo in a slow death Scott in a slow death afterwards Having witnessed the last breath Of his best friend Photographed (a recent novelty) just after his death in B&W Poor dead Jumbo Scott at his head Weeping inconsolably Although PT Barnum In pure PT Barnum invention Says Jumbo ran headfirst Into the freight locomotive To save his keeper and Tom Thumb Jumbo died at twenty-four still young and growing in size and girth His stuffed mounted skin burned at Tufts University except the unbroken bones plus the end of his tail “And this is what remains of Jumbo” Yesterday, I saw wild elephants on the banks of the Zambezi river near Victoria Falls Tomorrow I’m hoping to touch Jumbo’s bones in New York City And walk the Brooklyn Bridge ©  2017 Jim Davis
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She was winter & I am spring I was a budding poet Her voice was pristine I yearned that she sing to me hear, she'd hold those notes in symphony here, I grew to love her there, in the twining of our love in twain, we loved she loved I loved She adored the lyricism the play of my prose the waves of emotion that flexed curls in her toes I arose in ways akin to my nature like wetting a letter mail in the mailbox unknown sender I never let her in but she did me this way and that in twain, we loved I loved she loved I loved the shivers of her soul sending quakes into my heart the flute of her throat the notes of her tears bitterness, sadness, madness she let it all free in voice in me I cried, let it stop let me out let me not I will stay till I'm weary till I'm old in springtime till you're teary In twain we loved in twain we grew apart old tires on the Volkswagen ambling along singing the old song on and on in twain, we loved in twain, we wanted more I wanted her to sing the same songs she no longer loved her voice she stopped singing altogether I was wondering Are we together In twain, we loved In twain, we grew sick I ached for her touch a poison like pancakes sweet... for toothaches the cavity of my desire was a trench a gorge with stench that she despised don't touch me I'm not in the mood don't look at me like that like what you know what In twain, we loved In twain, we sought freedom I began writing the new chapters the new adventures enraptured the tales spun like endless yarn ***** endless inspiration endless distraction you won't spend time with me all you do is sit at the computer don't you care about my dreams don't you care about mine I did care but you don't sing anymore you know why I don't you should In twain, we loved In twain, we broke free I wasn't rejected look, an advance that's nice aren't you happy I am, see who's that a friend you only laugh with him he's funny I'm not you are, just what this isn't working not today then when not today, I can't, my dreams I like him I can't this is my decision why is this happening today you chose I choose you you could have written songs for me I did you wrote songs for yourself I'm sorry me, too In twain, we said goodbye Yet in goodbye We were together She was fall, and I'm the summer I always dreamed Basking in the sun of my destiny Absent of the kiss of cold, where I left my innocence Absent of love, where I left my heart Along the westward road where seasons never end Along the westward road where sweet songs end in silence
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Feb 17, 2022
Feb 17, 2022 at 1:16 AM UTC
A Yolk Apart...
She was winter & I am spring I was a budding poet Her voice was pristine I yearned that she sing to me hear, she'd hold those notes in symphony here, I grew to love her there, in the twining of our love in twain, we loved she loved I loved She adored the lyricism the play of my prose the waves of emotion that flexed curls in her toes I arose in ways akin to my nature like wetting a letter mail in the mailbox unknown sender I never let her in but she did me this way and that in twain, we loved I loved she loved I loved the shivers of her soul sending quakes into my heart the flute of her throat the notes of her tears bitterness, sadness, madness she let it all free in voice in me I cried, let it stop let me out let me not I will stay till I'm weary till I'm old in springtime till you're teary In twain we loved in twain we grew apart old tires on the Volkswagen ambling along singing the old song on and on in twain, we loved in twain, we wanted more I wanted her to sing the same songs she no longer loved her voice she stopped singing altogether I was wondering Are we together In twain, we loved In twain, we grew sick I ached for her touch a poison like pancakes sweet... for toothaches the cavity of my desire was a trench a gorge with stench that she despised don't touch me I'm not in the mood don't look at me like that like what you know what In twain, we loved In twain, we sought freedom I began writing the new chapters the new adventures enraptured the tales spun like endless yarn ***** endless inspiration endless distraction you won't spend time with me all you do is sit at the computer don't you care about my dreams don't you care about mine I did care but you don't sing anymore you know why I don't you should In twain, we loved In twain, we broke free I wasn't rejected look, an advance that's nice aren't you happy I am, see who's that a friend you only laugh with him he's funny I'm not you are, just what this isn't working not today then when not today, I can't, my dreams I like him I can't this is my decision why is this happening today you chose I choose you you could have written songs for me I did you wrote songs for yourself I'm sorry me, too In twain, we said goodbye Yet in goodbye We were together She was fall, and I'm the summer I always dreamed Basking in the sun of my destiny Absent of the kiss of cold, where I left my innocence Absent of love, where I left my heart Along the westward road where seasons never end Along the westward road where sweet songs end in silence
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your small body sinks into my arms I will hold you as long as I am able I promise to hold you close and safe until you awaken to run away to explore my little adventurer I love you, let the beating of my heart soothe you to sleep i will hold you through toothaches and heartaches
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 12:03 PM UTC
into my arms
I had a lover once Her eyes were wide and Winter was chilled Cold and draining My hair grew dark coarse and flat Like cardboard in a storm Of cats and dogs and needlepoint Pillows quilted with inspiring phrases I had a lover once But I spoke too soon so she changed that With a swift hand and deft arms Powerful legs made of iron and Brimstone, holding me down breathless but alive, aspiring I had a lover once Who failed me by the heat of dawn With liquor kisses and broken bones Her outfits swore she never Would wear a tomb stone To match her boots and dresses ******* dangling like matchsticks Bent from their case A strong hand could start a fire I had a lover once I tried to give her the world On a platter with a fork and bib I tried to give her my life and skin My bones and teeth and things Made from vitamins and exercise My soul and headphones and heartbreaks and toothaches My t-shirt with a torn tag that read too many different sizes for me to wear and My skeleton made of sulfur and Eventually Lies I had a lover once Who wanted me but wanted more Who wanted more but wanted me Who snapped and said Leave I had a lover once Who is teaching me That it'll all be okay soon Just not right now
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 12:38 AM UTC
Ventilation
**the closer proximity to the brain the GREATER THE PAIN!**
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 11:44 PM UTC
Toothaches stink because
you're the reason for all my morning toothaches, heartaches, long distance problems and sitting by a mailbox waiting for a letter. I still wake up at seven even though it's summer break- all my friends sleep in until noon. You sent your letter on Sunday, then why isn't it in my arms or is it just in my dreams? Or is the postal service just lacking or taunting me and wanting to laugh by a girl sleeping by a mailbox. Before you left all you said was "I'm sorry," but you don't realize I was playing the first day of my life up until the very moment you knocked on my door. And yes I was born again the moment I met you- but you on the other hand. . . I'm sorry too, maybe I just make you into a manic pixie skater dream boy who's supposed to get rid of all my problems and I'm so self destructive that maybe I cant be saved but I think you're my color coordination and your hand holding any one else's terrifies me Is this a love poem? I can't tell anymore I've been by this mailbox for so long. Everyone always puts me by the mailbox. "Just wait" "you're too young" "we are simply too far apart" That's okay. I am waiting. Waiting an eternity for whoever decides to show up because I had crossed their mind. I hope it's you. If not, thats okay. I'm okay
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 11:34 AM UTC
daniel
I tried The same reason I cried, I died inside. Imagine the life we live without feelings. Complete emptiness. You filled me up, drew a smile in my heart,though you never loved me, I thought we loved each other; we just got complicated together. The space between mind and soul, you filled it up wrestling with the pain that was left by the same one I'm running back to. He tore me, left for you to Mend it, You did it, I let you. You did me, I loved it. You did us, and lost it. I'm here for you, she's there too. You made me happy, put me together, showed me the passion any woman would **** for..... ......I died for.. When I hear your name it warms me, your face blesses me,the way you laugh, how toothaches make you cry, the confidence in your steps, the look in your eyes that strips me compliments and pleases me. I see forever in your eyes, no secrets, no lies, unbreakable ties. Forever together, without me. I tried. The same reason I lied, I hide inside. I am not enough to hold you down, the stray in you defeats my power. A majestic aura of supremacy you bring with you as I let you take over my weakness. I want to hold your hand, let go and hang onto your heart, slip and fall deep in your love, dive and drown into your soul.... How do I begin to imagine the loneliness of not having you with me? If I could call you my forever, I would; but right now I can never but only dream
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 3:32 AM UTC
Dead Love
Whoever told you that requited love doesn't hurt was wrong If more it kills every living cell inside your body It tears away your heart living your chest solo It racks your brain making it a jumbled mess It weakens your spirit by deeming it Whoever told you requited love is a walk in the beautiful blue sea was right Yet they never warned you about the dark storms that shake your existence Yet nobody mentioned the jaws of hungry sharks awaiting to devour you Yet no one said that at times you would drown so deep only having yourself to rescue you Yet what they saw was the beautiful aqua blue but no one saw the ugly black of the Bermuda love triangle Whoever told you that requited love was a walk in the park was somewhat not mistaken I wonder if they told you , you'd step in dog **** in the park and in love you may stumble upon disturbing facts I wonder if they told the park might have laughter but some go there because they need a break from unruly passions I wonder if they told you that people get kidnapped in a park and so does love cage the heart I wonder if they knew walking in the park on a rainy day can cause a cold because in love,love sickness is a disease that can very well **** you Whoever told you requited love was the icing on top of the cake probably had a sweet tooth Here I am confirming you may never get to finish the whole cake to taste the icing Here I am addicted to the sweet savory taste of love that now I feel nauseous Here I am having toothaches after a terrible fall Here I am believe that if requited love is the icing at least unrequited love won't give you any tonsils since the icing and the cake will never be yours.
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Jun 2, 2023
Jun 2, 2023 at 5:34 AM UTC
REQUITED LOVE
Whoever told you that requited love doesn't hurt was wrong If more it kills every living cell inside your body It tears away your heart living your chest solo It racks your brain making it a jumbled mess It weakens your spirit by deeming it Whoever told you requited love is a walk in the beautiful blue sea was right Yet they never warned you about the dark storms that shake your existence Yet nobody mentioned the jaws of hungry sharks awaiting to devour you Yet no one said that at times you would drown so deep only having yourself to rescue you Yet what they saw was the beautiful aqua blue but no one saw the ugly black of the Bermuda love triangle Whoever told you that requited love was a walk in the park was somewhat not mistaken I wonder if they told you , you'd step in dog **** in the park and in love you may stumble upon disturbing facts I wonder if they told the park might have laughter but some go there because they need a break from unruly passions I wonder if they told you that people get kidnapped in a park and so does love cage the heart I wonder if they knew walking in the park on a rainy day can cause a cold because in love,love sickness is a disease that can very well **** you Whoever told you requited love was the icing on top of the cake probably had a sweet tooth Here I am confirming you may never get to finish the whole cake to taste the icing Here I am addicted to the sweet savory taste of love that now I feel nauseous Here I am having toothaches after a terrible fall Here I am believe that if requited love is the icing at least unrequited love won't give you any tonsils since the icing and the cake will never be yours.
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Sickly sweet boys fill honey combs like goblin hands in tiny gloves. They taste like gummy vows and glass letters. These boys will rot you from the inside out, painting organs with grainy sugar, which dissolves to sour acid. Beware! Sickly sweet boys know the right flavours, yet their labels are flawed. Always lick before biting. Toothaches are common, but sugar rushes won’t last forever. Sickly sweet boys don’t stay sweet for long. Candy loses tang over time, coating is just coating. Inside is a viperous liquid that oozes like oil. Ebony, boiling, sticky. Your tongue will never be pink again.
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 9:19 AM UTC
Sickly Sweet Boys
up to the dentists appointments all again, Getting my toothaches fine but getting it pricked with a pine, Giving it a dangerous signs, I wish I had avoided those nice chocolate pies, and those sherbet lollies and sweet goodies with a sister I bite, Getting all away from those sights Never bothered about future I said , But this is a result and it's not on a nice way. Those ice skates shivered and tempered like a chocolate and gave a tooth fracture they say, Now regretful these clips for year they would say, Avoide them all the doctor says. My sister with a grin staring and laughing at me, And next time I would catch her , and never get tempted with her thoughts and travel like a blind bee, Because I am at the dentist's place all over again with a hot charcoal and bitter paste... Vishvi.aurora
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Dec 3, 2017
Dec 3, 2017 at 9:48 AM UTC
Up to the dentist all again
Always calling me sweet as if my name somehow tastes pleasant when you attempt to form sentences powdered with more saccharine than me? Listen up honey, you're well aware of the outcome of this prolonged sugar so swallow your treacle words (unless toothaches are your thing.) // if anything, i'm bittersweet //
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Oct 26, 2017
Oct 26, 2017 at 8:54 PM UTC
cavity
up to the dentists appointments all again, Getting my toothaches fine but getting it pricked with a pine, Giving it a dangerous signs, I wish I had avoided those nice chocolate pies, and those sherbet lollies and sweet goodies with a sister I bite, Getting all away from those sights Never bothered about future I said , But this is a result and it's not on a nice way. Those ice skates shivered and tempered like a chocolate and gave a tooth fracture they say, Now regretfullyrics these clips for year they would stay, Avoide them all the doctor says. My sister with a grin staring and laughing at me, And next time I would catch her , and never get tempted with her thoughts and travel like a bee, Because I am at the dentist's place all over again with a hot charcoal and bitter tea. Vishvi.aurora
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 9:26 AM UTC
UP TO THE DENTIST ALL AGAIN
i just read your poem Anne about your desolated masturbations after you fell through into that atomized monoxide dream of pantomimes glittering vague shapes and black holes where slumber sinks and silence rolls we couldn't follow you into your receding suicide labyrinth of timeless echoes past those dire meadows of serpentine fires and shrouds you saw where life eclipsed by cosmic law so i read you one of my black little pieces of erotomania headless Barbie ejaculations all Marquis De Sade shadow fantasies of dead play toe tag and spilt milk kisses' true under Habeas Corpus sweet dead you you made me giggle like jumping jellybeans   and *** honey I'm so glad you liked it and your cute comment about how my poem made love to you like multi chromed teensy weensy **** candy throat ticklers at a careless Halloween party where everything forbidden in troves is hidden by the hidden how you loved dancing with Night-gaunts from temples of the astral past those incessant ruffling whispers past shadows flesh somewhere high up beyond the glimmering headlights of muttering pastel colored boulevards that flicker contorted images of the resurrected living dead still warm in your dreadful toxic bed so tell me dead girl till the day i die is it better now beyond father time no more words and wounds no more toothaches and lunging depressions pulling you helplessly into gloomy vortexes shadowed cups of looming spacelessness with no downs or ups instead you say you're published in the Dead Leaf rag where words like shrouds blur ballooning solicitude of indecipherable mirrored reflections under tongues of crystal ethers where life lives backwards and you just write beautiful white nothings like flat eyed Phoenician ghosts beyond the ages in windless skies on empty pages
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Dec 24, 2020
Dec 24, 2020 at 12:46 PM UTC
Talking To Anne Sexton
i just read your poem Anne about your desolated masturbations after you fell through into that atomized monoxide dream of pantomimes glittering vague shapes and black holes where slumber sinks and silence rolls we couldn't follow you into your receding suicide labyrinth of timeless echoes past those dire meadows of serpentine fires and shrouds you saw where life eclipsed by cosmic law so i read you one of my black little pieces of erotomania headless Barbie ejaculations all Marquis De Sade shadow fantasies of dead play toe tag and spilt milk kisses' true under Habeas Corpus sweet dead you you made me giggle like jumping jellybeans   and *** honey I'm so glad you liked it and your cute comment about how my poem made love to you like multi chromed teensy weensy **** candy throat ticklers at a careless Halloween party where everything forbidden in troves is hidden by the hidden how you loved dancing with Night-gaunts from temples of the astral past those incessant ruffling whispers past shadows flesh somewhere high up beyond the glimmering headlights of muttering pastel colored boulevards that flicker contorted images of the resurrected living dead still warm in your dreadful toxic bed so tell me dead girl till the day i die is it better now beyond father time no more words and wounds no more toothaches and lunging depressions pulling you helplessly into gloomy vortexes shadowed cups of looming spacelessness with no downs or ups instead you say you're published in the Dead Leaf rag where words like shrouds blur ballooning solicitude of indecipherable mirrored reflections under tongues of crystal ethers where life lives backwards and you just write beautiful white nothings like flat eyed Phoenician ghosts beyond the ages in windless skies on empty pages
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