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Oxford Coma
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I'm sleeping well again.
I'm talking in my sleep
to apparitions.
My breath is so still,
as vesper's whispers
pretend to heal.
Under a moonless sky,
I'll swoon.
Sewing and mending old wounds.
I'm not sure,
what I'm so unhappy for.
Just keep me down,
I don't wanna make a sound,
I don't want anyone around.
I'm always thinking,
but I'm not sure what I'm thinking about.
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The State Dept. Belen, New Mexico
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