Reap apart
The memory of the old writings lost in time
Reap me, ream me good, the attention is eaten away by the old old papers long forgotten yet a piece of them clenched onto me and doest get off.
My body is still
But the memories of tasks and places and fears and lovers and friends and food reaps me from here to be there. This eats me out.
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