Recipe of a strange love
A poem
How natural a conclusion
To ride the long road
that each night we built
from the indigo corner to the
bright shining moon. And when
its light ignites my eyes
may I blindly trust your stride.
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On the road for the past year
Flying, not fucking.
Flying, never arriving at the end
Of where she has been,
and you haven’t.
For one flies and the other
lived in a despisedgospel
created too by yourself.
How natural.
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A blast of envy and anger,
but it doesn’t suit the bond
Melting it like collagen.
One grey chair
And grey sheets for autumn
Chaining the limbs-- comfort and confusion.
I’ll jump out of bed, out of these lines
I’ll try to kiss your cheeks
Animal to animal, as naturally it is.
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Back from the moon to this room,
While the choc-chip cookies bake
Chunky, wet, buttery:
The smell invited music
And the warmth of the oven
melts binding chains, glues, and materiality.
Free and loveless...
About the Creator
Avocado Nunzella BSc (Psych) -- M.A.P
Asterion, Jess, Avo, and all the other ghosts.



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