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Strange Fiction

you drunk again from the original sin turn your head a little to mix the blood with the water. speak into my left ear where i her lies the best you say. a metal crusifix round your neck keeps eardrum aquaducts from draining their lower case verbs and adjectives onto the floor. so we are quite for awhile, waiting for the sound the movement of voice and tone to decifer the truth. but nothing moves. now i place heavy latin numerals to mark the spaces between us. you tell me that there is a fire that burns in you and that it once burned between the ribs of adam....and that now it is mine. so i stoke and fuel the fire with strange paper back fiction novels i found at a garage sale. the light and warmth it brings is enough for now.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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