salt and wound
i imagine all sunsets taste the same: hard
salt, right in the centre of their yolk - the same kind you'll find at the bottom of a teardrop on a late Sunday afternoon when you realise you've run out of goodbyes and run out of your home to chase someone lost in the wind. the plane steals across the horizon and you see it, then suddenly there's salt in your blood and you feel as if you've become your own sunset, trying to eat that plane out of the sky while sinking into the sea. and isn't the sea made out of your tears and mine, at this point? why are you crying, you know they will not hear you. they are too far away by now. By Sophia Petra Lee QLRS Vol. 16 No. 4 Oct 2017_____
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