dead skin cells

by ratbath

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	1.	mother 01:01
	2.	projection 00:50
	3.	dark hearts 02:39
	4.	cereal box 02:43
	5.	sundrops 02:17
	6.	will you 01:15

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maybe the places we are in change what we are
maybe context rubs off on us the way we leave dead skin cells in the places we frequent
maybe it leaves its cells on us the same way
and we just trade back and forth
until we aren't us or here or there but a new thing altogether

-my poem from becca uliasz

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released October 10, 2015

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