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Wax

Mother
Did you count them
The minutes of relief you felt
After draping me in black
And yourself in white

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Residue

I am a ghost at home
I haunt it from a different continent
Reality that consists that place
Exists across time and space

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Famine

Be so beautiful that I can’t leave
That my wrists are bound
So that I have no choice but to follow you around
Even though my pieces...

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Vulture

Repulsive child
What has become of you
Feasting on carrion without sparing
The old, sick, dead and false prophets
Routes to salvation all scorched
A...

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Attic

There was never a story
Of such comprehensive sabotage
As yours and mine
Did you really have to make it this hard
To lose a thing...

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Orison

Ever stand witness to decay in close range?
A renascence, truly
When there are lesions in my brain
Would I too, turn to god?

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Definition

A prose poem

My ankle is shackled, and I cannot for the life of me remember when it happened, only that it’s connected to yours.

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Concession

Crowding me against a wall
Yield you say, with fervor and zeal
But my mind is quite unlike yours
By your side wouldn’t do for me

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Barren Lands

Sometimes from your oasis
You cannot help but stare
At the vast nothingness in front of you
That once upon a home

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Dawn

The galaxies in your words
Terrify me to say the least
They demand to see mine
I can’t show, I want to hide

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Sight

Does this whole
I miss him — But can you really if you never talked all that much?
You chose denial and ignored his dying incessant monologue ever just shut...

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The One

Found out you have a daughter now
I was cruelly glad it’s not a son
Knew who you wanted as a firstborn
The moment I knew I wasn’t the one...

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