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Moira Mccavana WordsFit these words that I speak Into your mouth, stuff them down your throat And swallow them whole.
Let them sit, in the pit of your stomach And scrape against your insides Until their rough edges turn smooth
Save them for winter, let them give you warmth Through all of those empty calendar days Let them take the place of a heart when your own stops working And let them be the blood in your veins until summer comes And suddenly red rivers run smoothly once more.
Let them live in you, please Make them live in you. Because I don’t want them anymore.
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2012 EDITION]
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