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Not Averse
your eyes, weighted, watch the glass
snatch its sound out the air.
in little hessikaner we fell in (or down),
little hessikan, your juniper hair
shines like strands of the sun resting
upon my shoulder.
and there’s the crux,
right in that light, hush’d
lull brown,
deep among your dusk
heavy sockets. rust
me down
within the crepusc
-ular tone, the tusk
is ground
into the small hole in my side where your hand,
cold,
now rests. like malagas
through the dust it only
digs deeper.
clinch my neck between your fingers,
bore that small hole through.
the marble caught the glass,
where the sun rises.