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Graphite & Coffee
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Who will take her hand and send her back to the sea with her brittle bones and all her unknowns unpacked? Towards our heads, she's coming. Tight-closed fists, unglowing. With her brittle bones and all her unknowns unpacked.
She needs him
she needs help
Who will take her hand and send her back to the sea with her brittle bones and all her unknowns unpacked? Towards our heads, she's coming. Tight-closed fists, unglowing. With her brittle bones and all her unknowns intact.
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Foreshadows
02:39
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Song For Fawn
02:38
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Look at me slow.
Whether it be looking up or looking down just look at me slow. Your eyes are you still and still have room in your deep sockets (hollow).
Dreamt of fucking Sedaris, and ghost faces of red in the hall's end, hugging some stranger's feet at the end of the bed.
You love that you make people voluntarily hang by a thread for you. You make the illusion that they need you more than you need them, and you're very good at it, perhaps due to practice.
And I'm downing the milk like it's rum. I order another and think about the home-not-home and soon I'll leave and sit under the florescent lights.
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Common Thief
03:23
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UNTITLED
02:38
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Wapato Greyer Got a Paw Olympia, Washington
Don't let the water pull you down (it drinks you up).
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