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Feb 2021
Frost over my hands and feet
Break my fingers off one by one
So Iā€™m reaching for you with saucers devoid of joints
Easily shattered with sharp logic
Only you have read the book before,
And I am usually the one so eloquent and collected,
Falling just short of being bound together

Crash against the surface of my face with a hundred-mile chill
Disappear into the trees again
You are not the forest under elemental pressure,
I have never been the storm
You arrive in me as the devastation
That, laying on my broken spine,
Flooding eyes fracturing the skylight,
I gasp to gather meaning from
Calli Kirra
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Calli Kirra  23/Los Angeles/London
(23/Los Angeles/London)   
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     Calli Kirra and Rupert Pip
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