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To land within a corona of jonquil, portal
to retrospect, with the immanence of insect. A thoraxhottens, sensational, in its own yellow canopy.
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is diaphanous as a mother in the claw foot,
soot-charged, after axing a bureau. Calm comes in fog,
on greeny stem, inside the experiment. Blushes do
as sunrise does, solvent of having been seen.
Attached, swaying in ruffle. No wonder
humans prefer a certainty of square over circle
save a daiquiri’s expansive rim, its lemony, boggling pith.
Occultish, any opening that is mouth, ear, canal
to the airless underneath. Snow covers what was once
most personal. Energetic, was dissipates.

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