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disjoint

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dis·joint (ds-joint)
v.
To put out of joint; dislocate.
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As relentlessly as the pea Beneath twelve mattresses that troubled the dreams Of the sleeping princess, the ballasted roadbed Stones her poems; the sharpened scissors of rails Shear away beneath her the sanctuary of home, Pair distance and desire dangerously, divide Her phrases with dashes, disjoint her lines.
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