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Nov 09, 2005 20:08

I never unfold my arms
swept beneath worn orientals
that fray and bleed every hue.
I lie there: a placid body
an addict seething hunger.

I never wrap my ribs
among the leaves that scrape
along the pavement. You bury
your hands in pockets
while I fade evenly
from polaroids in black and white
and sepia tones.

I never release my hands
though they sift and seep
like a sieve, from
failing sunsets. You rest slow
slow among my veins, dear.
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