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A Poem by Kay
dear father,i have committed the ultimate revenge:i reached my handbehind the grey, croaking bars of my ribcagewhere i found the solemn thing beating,..
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A Poem by Kay
She tilted her head in quiet fatigue,her neck exposed to the wanton moon reaching out his bright finger.He traced her delicate armor with such deep am..
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A Poem by Kay
Before Sunday comes to the end of its walkand reaches the doorstep of Monday’s dark home,I crawl, tucked tightly, across a choking mattressand c..
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A Poem by Kay
Sometimes darkness is just perfect -it’s all I want in that moment,to lie there,one leg beneath the sweltering bed covers for protection,second ..
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A Poem by Kay
As the dream faded, she chased it -followed it down a rabbit hole into the center of the Earth,grasped onto its magnificent tail for a fleeting moment..
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A Poem by Kay
Something inside me broke,like a wishbone on Thanksgiving,like a frail bridge under an elephant's foot,like my mother's heart on her wedding.I just do..
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A Poem by Kay
who are youstanding pensively in my room at nighthoney-eyed ghost withbirchwood black hairstrong shoulders looming protectivelyambivalent, stubbled ja..
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A Poem by Kay
Biting down on the rim of a wine glass,I dare it to break for bloody cathartic release;there’s too much buttered rage spread acrossa skinny squa..
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A Poem by Kay
i saw her sitting on the stool,sipping away at herStarbucks coffee,the steam sensually swayingits hips between her eyes,but she was tentativelygazing ..
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A Poem by Kay
The war between what I haveand the reality that it cannot be shared is bloody.It crawls like a beetle in my veins,stabbing its pincher to make holes f..
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