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Ghost-Fletching

We are the- Unattainable Lampshades--flickering On and off- In-and-out With And without. --And her skin Is all I can breathe. I write in cartilage Memoirs just to feel Unfeeling. But we love unfairly Until digging nails Into walls-- Becomes beautiful We-the-unreachable.

Copyright © Luke Winter | Year Posted 2014



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Expressing Ulcers

It's like grinding- Thistle-lips when speaking-- Trying to trample, 'Assumption' Told us melancholy With which; I wear Knives-as-skin. My Cerebellum-doesn't Know-how-to --Connect? Channeling changes, You'd rather see Becomes me. I listen sideways; stepping Speech-- I'd eat bramble branches For impediments of you. Screaming red-raw-thorns As they skewer- My throat. I giggle blisters instead.

Copyright © Luke Winter | Year Posted 2014

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Slumber

Snow Falling on Blue bells long gone Meadows upon land vast Aching for miles... Of superficial beings, Trees Vegetation Slow to even tide Winds Perfectly flawed crisp flake Down on, An object bound In open white. A fleck of peach Amidst placid weather Winter is forever ...Holding... Pieces of love In decay.. And as the creeps become Crawlies; come out to play. They each emerge from its mouth with only peace. The human remained in silence.

Copyright © Luke Winter | Year Posted 2014


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