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Oct 31: The Tyrant Smells Decay
Stop seeking a reality
Neither sound nor trace
Relieve empty scavengers
Of chemical spills and
Luxury boats
The sharks have nothing left to chew
This ferry is optimistic
When the world ends
You’ll get there anyway
Hands, fingers, in a video game
Of delusional fuckers
And farmers markets
A terrible Frankenstein
A real piece of living art
Roll and pitch master
You’ll be happy
Building a terrible thing
Grant, Mira. Symbiont. New York. Orbit, 2014. Print. Pages 444-472.
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Oct 29: A Child’s Toy
Slip behind a natural look / get in and buck / you pretty crash / little my heart / offended fucked up road show / get rough and survive / threaten a rupture from the inside out / remember I was Born in the warm hot dark / that’s not the crash I’m looking for / hungry and reach / shoulder and back / the drums made me alone / a child’s toy
Grant, Mira. Symbiont. New York. Orbit, 2014. Print. Pages 410-420.
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