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Artiste:
Subtle
Titre:
She
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She's miss.... Loves dirt for diamonds Gargles spiders Stops time then steels lipstick Tonight she'll light one hundred cannons off one cigarette She's fast like snapping gun guys, cold like cellars bare foot And the only poem she knows is the club down the street... Then: the kind of woman you could love walks in: She circles her Beauty marks with the wet end Of a blue pen Staring softly through the high school play props and postcard parts of grown men She knows we jerk off to the daughters of the world She's all that's beautiful and opposite sad music Running through fields In soft focus towards each other And yet you You boy you You were so difficult so black hole in a china shop Now: She climbs the girth Of one small stone step somewhere Screaming vaginal sabotage in the sun To the purse of loosely pinched flesh Between the pit formed by her upper arm chest and top adjoining There, you were... You were boy with all the walls And so she took her sugar elsewhere Whilst you shuffle with enlightment to date... She left you for the undertakes and his sensitive side He'd say baby morgues are people too...and I...and I love you... And he's so heavy... When you open your mouth She removes her gloves And the sea pours mighty From her hollowed sleeves Until everything that's solved in Life now begins to float around your socked and soaking ankles Locks of semen Tiny spears of beard Clumps of baby teeth and even A few cut feet of umbilical ribbon Until you shut your eyes to Draw the gloves back on her Gushing and half finished wrists... She brings the deluge You bring nothing but a rafts rope between your teeth And some poem about yourself He's so heavy...