I want to drink your honey from the first moon
the many pennies all turn into wells
each one
is a metal unbound
with the void at my back and a vegetable counting
to wire the clock with tomato
sound dummies on shore
lightweight hands
leaving the chirp's stir
ache of narrows
out of the morning
The void at my back your lips parted
hills flaking my instep
discarded shoes and airplane hangars
the one incision of time breaking down
the many pennies all turn into wells
each one
is a metal unbound
with the void at my back and a vegetable counting
to wire the clock with tomato
sound dummies on shore
lightweight hands
leaving the chirp's stir
ache of narrows
out of the morning
The void at my back your lips parted
hills flaking my instep
discarded shoes and airplane hangars
the one incision of time breaking down
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