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what kills a man:

when a man finds desert in his purse
and takes no meal not to mention a dessert,
...

they say we trudge the same terrain to earth with our hearts to let,
but we have our joys fettered like fishes in a net.
we are the beautiful ones they think remain unborn,
though we are a song on the mouth of a man forlorn.
...

it may be in May,
June or July, i can't recall.
i found a garden
...

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What Kills A Man

what kills a man:

when a man finds desert in his purse
and takes no meal not to mention a dessert,
his sighs become the water he drinks to aid the digestion of a thousand worries that went down his throat.
a man stares at what grinds him into debris,
burns his heart &
slams the empty doors in his head
and doctors warn him to be wary of his pulse.
what else kills a man if not the emptiness that breathes in his dead pocket?

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