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Author: Elise Oddity
Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Poetry - Reviews: 1 - Published: 05-29-07 - Updated: 05-29-07 - id:2368551

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On a bathroom floor in Europe, anonymous and white,
I threw myself down between the shower and the door.
There were voices in the other room:
. . . . did you hear?
My soul is lost somewhere above the Atlantic Ocean;
I think it slipped out in a dream, it must have –
Usually I’m careful with it,
. . . . so damn careful…
Another morning arrives within a swarm of clouds,
And stomachs carved hollow, and the crackling dread
That snaps at my ankles daily, and you…
. . . . I am so sick without you.

(notes: please ignore the punctuation used to put in indents. QuickEdit is a bitch.)



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