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Apr 2014
I should have known not to
make homes out of boys, because
unraveling  like the binding of a bible
in a bathroom stall as unfamiliar
as he’s become isn’t romance.

I’ve bit my tongue so long
I’ll never taste anything
but rusty quarters again.
No toothpicks could pry
his name from between
my teeth.
Written by
Aubree Champagne
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