Open Wound

Open Wound

A Poem by Deborah Hamilton

 

Run my fingers through my hair like a lover

Sweat slicing open paper cuts I

Never knew I had or

Forgot about.


Summertime oozing sumptuous,

Another lavish taste of regret to

Wipe from my chin, sticking the pain

Almost lusciously.


Takes two or three showers

And a couple of nightcaps

To work this soaked day into

Something kept succulent.

© 2010 Deborah Hamilton


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Added on October 9, 2010
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Deborah Hamilton
Deborah Hamilton

Chicago, IL



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The summary: Writer/artist/activist; delights in absurdity; lives for friends and family; worships Ella the Wonder Dog; becomes giddy over cheese, Fran Lebowitz, McSweeney's, Otis Redding, and the lug.. more..

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