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a yarn unwinding

It feels more like a falling winter.

A child in tinfoil gowns,
steak knife curlers,
the ocean dries when she frowns.


Not enough cigarettes to measure with my heart,
the magnitude of unlove you gave me.

Clench, release,
open just to be crushed.


I had a dream of frogs,
fucking, and turning into people,
but not of how to transform back.


I see the white tiger through the trees.
it seems to call to me,
like it always has,
to follow.
Though I take a step I am terrified.
I am suicide.

The tiger is resting, patient in this brush.
He never rushes me.
A great resting sign, to give in to
give up to,
that serenity
of non silence,
an unending scream.


Sometimes I stop and look
at the yarn tangling between my hands,
and think impossibly of
scientific men, debating knitting.
Written by mantisdeer (Cait)
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