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twisted licorice village chastity I wouldn't be walking unless I fell first Admit it. You are territorial of your falling-space. Take it. Keep it. Bring it here. The medicine is in three parts now, and each is guarded by your mother's best friend the birdkeeper the bookkeeper the beekeeper Wear something to protect yourself and your loved ones or love objects. Love objects to lock and flee. This is not about the grey bird of sadness, the taboo tattoo, the whale-road, the birth of rock and roll or when electricity came to Teresopolis, Brasil. The medicines cure love v. the alphabet. Stitch them into your hem, hold them under your tongue until you disappear Spin three times and squeeze the tail Draw their molecular structure with a pencil held between your teeth duodecahedron, triskelion arterial fanbelt layout. Eighteen arms: enough to wave with. One thousand minus one heads, enough to attain thoughtlessness. Twenty-seven skulls around the neck: one for every letter and one skull full of gnostic blood in a raised palm. From what creature was the blood spilt? Drink up. Dance. Shake violently. Choose your poisons well. To heal, say it like you mean it. *
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