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unwinged yet blissful
06:09
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bleed on, Montana.
07:14
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subtle tounges serrated
07:58
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the trees are insulted
09:48
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their voices have gone dead
their tongues have now begun to rot
his eyes are turned to dirt
her hands are broken down
the burning lights address the stage
a pale reflection steals the show
the famine that brought the plague
has left the wounds exposed
she’s tended to the sores
urine dripping from the sheets
the stale bread attacks his throat
words broken like the glass
children bound by their disease
screaming names into the sun
the walls and floors adorned with guilt
his static ringing in her ears
a fervid cashmere disgrace
absconded by stacks of tomes
her fingers are so undertorn
with a womb with that’s made of clay
and although they deeply slash their necks
he had my cousin’s name (and more)
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nerak slip est le détritus triste d'une vie gaspillée dans un monde échoué
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