Miny imperial
#the tower
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towers, buoyant serapi
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towers, buoyant serapi
Garlands
Berenice strolled on flags
and on heavy inscriptions
and on heavy inscriptions
Oh, heavenly. I am stood here patient enough
Have you forgiven gas attax yet?
I must feed my child
Cathy.. betrayal #
Berenice scrambled flailed
the plaster knife ran all over the surface
They mustered, unbuttoning
Sov, du lilla videung
Franco in Moscow
Language can't say what I know
They're always asking for strength
the village lives only on its surface,
courting, labouring...
its dead are forgotten
courting, labouring...
its dead are forgotten
Life, an illusion
The pearl waves pouring through the flume
An afternoon dark with mustering pines
And the child ran into the barn, I panicked,
I couldn't see her I flew
and then I trod on my ankle
like a fool
I banged the cupboards
and the dust flew what a dingy night
I was life, multitudes, when I came to know this.
I rose straight up with my child held above my head, the warmth of patterned blankets descended from Government Hill and burst into floral borders is that the way you imagined it
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yellow mint tabs, caplet abstracted, multiplication red plaza mosaic,
The figures were cultivating the green, soil plots and the cream chimneys,
generators of a low grey thudding hum across a walkway behind a temple.
The fox-form slunk into the bramble,
The fox's buoyed tail like the sock of coastal plains; no paintings near the coast,
grey and mint panels, ranks of long canted grass reflexion,
the lofted spokes energised, enervated. sink-white aloft.
And the child ran into the barn, I panicked,
I couldn't see her I flew
and then I trod on my ankle
like a fool
I banged the cupboards
and the dust flew what a dingy night
I was life, multitudes, when I came to know this.
I rose straight up with my child held above my head, the warmth of patterned blankets descended from Government Hill and burst into floral borders is that the way you imagined it
*
yellow mint tabs, caplet abstracted, multiplication red plaza mosaic,
The figures were cultivating the green, soil plots and the cream chimneys,
generators of a low grey thudding hum across a walkway behind a temple.
The fox-form slunk into the bramble,
The fox's buoyed tail like the sock of coastal plains; no paintings near the coast,
grey and mint panels, ranks of long canted grass reflexion,
the lofted spokes energised, enervated. sink-white aloft.
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