Recounting his tooth-scrubbed days,
leaves in their embers,
boxes of glass that have eyes,
tendons unbroken by moonlight,
sills turned out to the bright rain,
carpets and cases that speak cotton,
his hand is an echo of timelessness,
limbs drunk with the mystery of tar,
defacing his own statue.
leaves in their embers,
boxes of glass that have eyes,
tendons unbroken by moonlight,
sills turned out to the bright rain,
carpets and cases that speak cotton,
his hand is an echo of timelessness,
limbs drunk with the mystery of tar,
defacing his own statue.
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