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crystal synchronicity, an echo in the prisms,
of the intricacy of knowing just what you're doing -
like a hundred volts, 16ccs of methadone,
it gets to you, by me, and the liquor drunk from stars
and gold feels like it is another age, another time,
another three days and you'll be gone again.
this time the breath between the decimals will kill me
and you will trace the edges of the veins, perfect parabolas
torn open, lifted fingerprints from weathered dollar bills,
while it comes together in the emptiness,
and in this winter wind I breathe deep the silver of infinity
and bite the steel-wrought edges of my tongue.
of the intricacy of knowing just what you're doing -
like a hundred volts, 16ccs of methadone,
it gets to you, by me, and the liquor drunk from stars
and gold feels like it is another age, another time,
another three days and you'll be gone again.
this time the breath between the decimals will kill me
and you will trace the edges of the veins, perfect parabolas
torn open, lifted fingerprints from weathered dollar bills,
while it comes together in the emptiness,
and in this winter wind I breathe deep the silver of infinity
and bite the steel-wrought edges of my tongue.
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Burning Out, and Falling Fast
You're sitting in your parents' old corvette (if you had bothered to check, you'd know it was older than you), flicking your eyes between a lighter in one hand, and a box of matches in the other. You forget when fire became such a need, a distraction.
Spencer is right beside you in the car, his fingers stroking idly at your forearm, watching you with hooded green eyes.
"If you want to die," he says, "then just kill yourself, but do it with style."
Pause. Rewind.
You met The Boy Under the Sycamore Tree when you were four. Your mom encouraged you to go see the lonely boy, and when you
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Paper-Thin Promises
the first time I caught sight of your
glistening, marble eyes,
I decided you disgust me.
I hate you the way I hate perfection:
merciless, like the snap of mantis jaws.
every fact of you is pretentious,
held high like you raise a middle finger.
You, the artist, always sculpting things,
tried to squeeze my malleable heart like white clay
and stash it in your pocket to rattle with stones.
paint me an unflinching self portrait, my dear:
this skyscraper of a boy shaking with anticipation
to build and destroy, build and destroy.
you sink in tooth and talon at first mention of beauty,
love-biting Aphrodite as though you were equals.
you're a statu
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my mother kept smiles in bottles
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you are still the heaviest stable element
on the periodic table of my life,
but I am radioactive, breaking down
while you take parts off of me.
on the periodic table of my life,
but I am radioactive, breaking down
while you take parts off of me.
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