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[stingy Old Man]

stingy old man. black breath. you stroll, filling the cracks of my youth. crimson wrists plunge into severed ground once filled with fresh soil. until you came. ripped into my rigid structure, and you. old man, went forth to obliterate my being. and watch, squinted eyes. hanging over the adjacent moon of your lips. as brick by brick I am being left with shear memory. black. breath. black black breath. old man. shut the corroded mattress. You’ve outstayed your welcome-

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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