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Coriander
04:01
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coriander
butterfly, scared i might
hold yr wings // hinder flight
go to sleep in yr arms
when i wake the window’s open
more in my head
than ever out loud
linger too long
sure u heard my sound
coriander in the ground
let it grow, spit it out
face is blurred inches from mine
flutter of moths in the night
mindless bugs follow their heart
toward beacons of light in the dark
inside out // upside down
we hang under shade
inhale once and let go in relief
i breathe out yr name
more in my head
than ever out loud
lingered too long
sure u heard my sound
coriander in the ground
let it grow, spit it out
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Common Sense
04:23
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she says,
"i heard he’s in a band,
i think he plays guitar,
i kinda wanna fuck him"
he wants
the metal in his mouth
cut his teeth and spit em out
bloody jaw’ll insight a crowd
she picks his teeth up from the ground
brittle in the left back pocket
of her corduroy brown pants
they fit great for a hand-me-down
constructs pattern habits
that can flow between imagined realities
common sense unquestioned
the lesson never learned if it's told to me
u have to understand i need to
u have to understand i need to
u have to understand i need u
u have to understand i need to
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Mark Twang Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
post-country cornfield rock
🤠🗣🐷
Contact:
marktwangband@gmail.com
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