Sewers and SatellitesA Poem by p.kuhl
Gruesome veins
buried beneath the city eat what we eat. We feel the ground around us shake in pity or simply digestion the manifest destiny: "we eat what we eat" for the conquest of freedom and freedom. Headlight beams float high above the city and then suddenly also a pilot-light street that dead-ends at your open window, you're caught like a stolen deer. You've accepted it for the glory of freedom from freedom. © 2013 p.kuhlReviews
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Added on October 9, 2013Last Updated on October 9, 2013 Authorp.kuhlBloomington, INAboutMy name is Pierce, and I am a 23 year old English major at Indiana University. "How easily I connect to you. You're always everything at once, somehow. You're shy and open, sweet and cold, curious .. more..Writing
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