THAT
I did love you once
and every leaf
shook with your breath.
Between us lay
delicious heresy,
a bed of incest.
We two entwined
broke over continents
inside a wave of fire.
Burnt clear away,
the world was gone
and the wave was spent.
It was that fall
that made me man;
a slow penitence.
Now it does not shadow;
every leaf is free
of your breath.
The open breezes
of autumn shake
gold to the ground.
And in certain tides
the streetlights fray
into flowers and coronas.
THE MAN WHO CAN'T DIE
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GAHA: BABES OF THE ABYSS
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SPECIMEN TANK
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Fabulous!
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