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harpy
01:44
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esther waters
03:03
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verboten
04:16
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blonde hairs tickling my face
the porcelain empire was desecrated
inhibitions unfurled like unknowing limbs
your face as red as your brick house
with the broken stoop and shit on the shutters
began to let me know you are ready.
your lips bright purple balloons
eager with excitement
they didn’t want me to.
they didn’t want me too.
my knees collapse on the tile.
this room of purity no more.
I BEG FOR IT
I LET YOU IN
I YEARN FOR IT
I LET YOU IN
We finish. You don’t ask.
No one can ever know.
No one can ever know.
No one can ever know.
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Korean Piss Journals New York, New York
noise poetry/power electronics from new york
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