The widowA Poem by Maxwell Ryder
gods,
little g, stupid wannabe deities; you are stardust, mantle crust, mixed, stirred, flush with little rivers of blood. you look for love thrug windows, eaten by her black holes; but remember the widow’s made of dried mud, too. © 2019 Maxwell Ryder |
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Added on January 5, 2019 Last Updated on January 5, 2019 Author
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