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How this rhythm bubbles like a hidden spring, and echoes the one mad tongue the body knows by heart and speaks as a penitent in solitary, lucid in a cell not of its own making. How these leaves of blood and tissue fall from the womb—swollen as a night of dreaming—into autumn.
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