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Milk and bleach

Posted on December 12, 2008 by Lewis LaCook

All my past lovers trudge my head sorely
touching null the milk still on my lips
Your family lay among the sulking lilies
They were afloat when love’s sutures exploded
At this pace all saints bleach and exhale.

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