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Run, hideaway-
She's a trench,
You know,
A swamp.

A couch
On which
Complacency looms...
Contently
Contemptly
(something with a C)
She picks
Her fingernails-
Knees to her chest
To seem innocent

Swamp, valley, lagoon-
Quicksand-
Or something like that
So inviting
(Impenetrable invincibility)
To you
I can't meet my eyes to it,
to her,
With foresight.

Brotherly love
So this
Is how we sit
Upon thrones
In our family
(In your world)

So much constriction
Restriction
On tongues
On words
It's nearly rotted away.

Stripped
(Paint chipped words)
I won't journey over quicksand,
Darlin',
For any of it.



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On Wednesday April 21st, 2004, capt_funguy (1000) writes:
(paint chipped words) .. oh man ... i'll buy that ... speaking in royal dialect ... with or without the thrown . .. bangola .. east of rackacka ... funguy


On Wednesday April 21st, 2004, manywalks (951) writes:
I'd say wow, but Tim's already done that. This was mind numbing intense, reached in and pulled something from me. ~ mw


On Wednesday April 21st, 2004, suicideseason (2146) writes:
_"So much constriction Restriction On tongues On words It's nearly rotted away"...communication withers...thoughts screened...words,unsaid...that stanza...wow...this is awesome.as always...you know.thanx,Sue.:)tim



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