who cares kill it anyway (10/11/20)
same day
same strain
same old
baby spider
skipping along on the shower curtain
it is so simple to realize
that stardust is me
that every ounce of every creature
is one body
that laying down in mountain moss
is laying in your own sheets
surrounded by your own hair
that shower water
is every cloud
is every tear
is the crisp juice from the first apple and
yet it is still so simple to wash
eight legs and moonbeams down the drain
regardless of
the whole
silly
old
thing
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