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Skin Collision Past
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skin collision past
hollowed eggs are hatching on brother's head
blushing cheeks showered with floating shells
the hand that i catch is a brighter red
the hand that i raise how it turns me pale
swollen tears swallowed by a pavement sea
authority figures look for me
the mess that i made how it makes me dwell
the hand that i caught wasn’t all that well
my first and hopefully last
skin collision past
falling to the occasion
a means to my evasion
occasion to fall
authority figures call
swallowed by a pavement sea
is a brighter red
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its health & my own
called to have you check up on my pet
my rings they sang until meaning was lost
heart raced body home; no comfort in telephones
keeping fingers crossed
arrived with the intent to stay on task
i lose train of thought to attention exhaust
hurry conscience stop and ask while
keeping fingers crossed
oh telephone no busy tones
only stepping stones (its health and my own)
i called to have you check to no effect
my rings they sang until meaning was lost
heart raced body home; no comfort in telephones
no comfort in telephones tonight
hurry conscience stop and ask while
hurry conscience worried rings dial
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