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A customer just told me that sunshine
Was falling off of her roof.
I looked at the old lady and smiled.
I was confused yet in awe of her power.
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reality creeps in like death.
gaps of truth are found constantly,
like sun rays blasting through windows
in the early morning, waking humans
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Days go by

God’s huge tears forming morning meadow mist
Over vast, landscape flesh.
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i see glorious mountains,
something like heaven
with the clouds like
cotton balls
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In the realm of my hammock
-swinging
-silenced
the summer’s night sky swallows all life
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For me, closure can be found
in empty bottles and a glass piece
for me, I don’t believe,
that what is real is what I perceive.
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An epiphany in the deepest dream-
And I wake up blind
Gasping
Wheezing
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Conflicts burden
My path and I am-
Alone.
I make decisions that
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Sometimes
We dont know the difference between
What is real?
Nothing seperates the
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but i’ll starve you in the process.
the oranges are mine.
you can pee on that globe over there
BUT THE ORANGES ARE MINE
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their names were pasted on musical notes
as we took the journey through the cackling forest,
the plants sprouting
and chinging change
...

that morning when it all made sense
you talked jibber jabber.

the sparrows hung themselves
...

The window was wide open.
The gateway to space,
I think
you called it.
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Yellow apple,
we met for supper in your
flat bottomed boat.
we are not here; you are beginning
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I hear the cries at night,
They keep me awake like a rabid monkey.
I hear the cries at night,
Coming from every direction and being.
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16.

I have seen the sun
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Each snowflake a memory
Once lost.
Seven candles so dimly
Light the room
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“BACK OFF! ” I said gasping,
And spat mucous at the world,
Which was spinning fast.
Now tucked under a tree-
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The Customer

A customer just told me that sunshine
Was falling off of her roof.
I looked at the old lady and smiled.
I was confused yet in awe of her power.
It was then when I realized
We were meant to relax and talk about death
And life.

She would ask me something like
My perception of heaven
I would say something about pastures
She would nod and say,
“If we smell like the day we were born
And there are tall trees to climb,
I will have forgotten I was once mortal.”

She took her cigarettes
And left me a smile
To remember her by
I forgot
To ask her if she wanted to die.

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