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By Al Aaraaf

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hungover her head rests on pillows bloodless sheets of dark tresses brimming over (a million diamonds blackened undone) dust and dust againThe only poem of mine that I truly feel I like. I'll probably hate it tomorrow. Written February 3rd, 2002 © on Feb 03 2002 02:08 PM PST   10 • 0

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