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Unspoken

crimes. a rustling hustle. torn clothing and sweat. slickness like wine. a pounding. consumption. There the crowns of trees are aflame. Teeth catch, prod at supple flesh. disciples of tart fruit. crucified, martyred, juices. forgotten promises. dizzy dazzling waves. hushing heaves whispered into hurried ears. obsession that runs like water over rounded rocks. a suction of moment. pennies that are tossed to forgotten hopes.

moss covered playgrounds for thrashings. nails driven deep into moist earth. cool rounded berries rubbing puffy lips. silky bones tumbling in muslin drapes. pools of acrylic paint spilling on perky breasts. drinking color. thick and warm. watermelons left in summer sun. blindness. imaginary fire flies. spinning. bodies thrown off steep cliffs. falling. gripping. flailing. fists of hair, burning hands. groans that wallow like steady rain. heat. unbearable. droplets of blood in the kitchen sink. pancake batter. flaccid rolling. muffled voices. cry on me.

silence are these hallowed images.

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