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unhappiness is what you knead
Unhappiness is what you knead
Like dough
It's what you breed
You sew
A stitch of stampede
And poppy seed
(I wound myself
I make me bleed)
Stirred at daybreak
To tend that tired elasticity
Stirred by heart ache
and fruit cakes
And the simplistic toxicity
Of a woman who wakes
To wrestle bread's embryo
Alone to consider
Ratio and oven glow
Alone to hold that breathing blob
And its pulsating throb
Alone enough to know
Unhappiness and its hues of
Wheat and rye and indigo
Like dough
It's what you breed
You sew
A stitch of stampede
And poppy seed
(I wound myself
I make me bleed)
Stirred at daybreak
To tend that tired elasticity
Stirred by heart ache
and fruit cakes
And the simplistic toxicity
Of a woman who wakes
To wrestle bread's embryo
Alone to consider
Ratio and oven glow
Alone to hold that breathing blob
And its pulsating throb
Alone enough to know
Unhappiness and its hues of
Wheat and rye and indigo
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