A Cargo of Green Hearts
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a wild boar of the woods guides me
I shall submerge my face in her fierce heart I shall root dirt and grow a wide shadow. all the train whistles have stopped. the grass is high I have left my house without closing the door. let the wild animals fill it unscrew the cap of my skull. let the stars fall in. moon I know your silvery singing the guitar is smashed. the pines play the wind. was told to bow to men and concrete. was told to cover my forehead. but I wore my hat at an unreasonable angle I touched snakes and did not wash my hands. do you want more explaining? the sharpening of tusks tearing through the old maps breaking shit. it’s a kind of love, knowing what to burn and what to kiss. I took your hand. all the reasons stopped whispering and ran away like mice. Comments are closed.
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