Oil and Water

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I press my teeth against the flesh of an unknown entity.

It is warm

And pale

And rough.

I press my hand against the wall of an undiscovered country.

It is cold

And white

And dirty.

I mouth the words of an antiquated parable.

It is old 

And holy

And meaningless

I have floated away,

I am on top

And she is on the bottom.

She is smiling, ignorant of me and my pain.

I am lonely and cold, watching her in envy.

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