A Run AshoreA Poem by NomenklaturaListen, it was like this...
In some bars
there’s a knife-fight fragrance of metal and blood and ammoniacal fear: you can be in Lagos, Lampedusa or little Longyan. Crack open a bottle of icy, expensive, imported beer, throw the lemon to the floor amongst the cigarettes and losing lottery tickets. Wink at the hostesses, stare down the pimps, back to the open door your eyes on the jacques. In some bars, there’s a knife-fight fragrance, but sometimes you can bring it with you. © 2015 Nomenklatura |
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1 Review Added on June 3, 2015 Last Updated on June 3, 2015 AuthorNomenklaturaSpainAboutNovel in the process of being published by Unbound Books. refugee from now-defunct Jottify. Occasional poetry prize-winner, published in a few minor anthologies. more..Writing
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