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I once met a man named Drew.
He loved his wife and wore shiny black shoes.
We talked for hours
Of kings and cowards
Of lovers, and liars, and you...
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I once met a man named Drew.
He “loved his wife” and wore black shoes.
We talked for hours
Of kings and cowards
Of lovers, and liars, ..
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The whisking breeze blows by thoughts
Uncontrollable to me. I try to catch
Them as they fly, but they move
Too fast; not for me. Maybe
Someday I c..
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We stand.
Cows in the wet.
Grass under the trees.
They leave their necks to
Pull, lifting down.
We over the truck,
Slow down the road
To..
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Glass through the fabric
Imposterized and ruined
Moved by subtle loneliness.
Smell of midnight.
Darkness of closed shutters on the beaten floor...
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Pale and freckly,
Callous, yet smooth and gentle.
Thin & knobby.
Knuckles hairy.
Enlarged from cracking 10 too
many times...
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Hair, makeup, wardrobe. Put out the cigarette. Make a coffee.
Make everyone laugh.
“More movement,” he s..
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One may think time tells us where to go.
No one but yourself really knows
Everyone knows where to turn, there’s nowhere to go.
Do you think..
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Eleven minutes to midnight
Orion’s belt gleaming above us.
The air tastes of rains past;
The smell of fresh cut grass.
A timid light a..
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Buzz of the warm microwave,
And shaking wooden table beneath it.
Glide of my sister’s walker on hardwood floor,
Trying desperately to follo..
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