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Liposuction
Word stitched to mouth- an hourglass-shaped organ. (because of metaphysical principles nobody can bottom the anatomy of a phoenix) Poetry has tried before to elope with an appendix away from my womb. My flesh falls out of an ascetic mouth right into my other cannibal pole south. As soon as I vertically utter myself I prodigally coast back, not having found rest on at least one numismatic shelf. My macerated soul levitates towards its former smarting pains. My echoes moult a resurrecting silt. The day I’ll finally die something will explode me with a jilt. The day I’ll finally be born something will stopple me, midway inbuilt.
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