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Kristen Orser Dear mistake,
Swans flew through the mail slot. I didn't even know it was winter—
I'm sorry we speak a different language, but I'm yearly becoming less oblique.
My beloved is a deer—which happens in the unpinned mind:
A cake with candles that never blew out and another cake too pretty to eat. Then, the nouns broke. You thought I said something I'd never say (it was at this time two spiders came in from the cold and died with their legs knotted together).
After a time of apologies, I started coming to be in the shape of a sphere: Mint juleps and fainting spells, I have no opinion: The shape of a thread and also the universe: The twining of plants, the turning of screws, and twisting of snail shells.
I mean, I put my finger in an electrical socket and imagined my non pregnant self drinking in the kiddie pool.
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