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Arms

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Arms

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It’s with this wistful tongue

I spit and murmur

Try to embrace my weight

And withered matter

Weakness is no curse

Will I ever learn

To treasure what I've made?

In your mother’s arms

Or in a hole in the ground

I'm all yours

In distorted light

I pry at rigid doors

And nothing calls

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