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A.M.
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Sep 2019
A.M.
Good morning, You
A person of interest in the crimes against my heart
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A Memoir
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Sep 2019
A Memoir
How to Purposefully Get in Your Own Way — Unintentionally:
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I’ll Show Myself Out
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Sep 2019
I’ll Show Myself Out
“You don’t have to leave”
Yeah, well,
I’ve already started the car
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May 30
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May 30
May 30
Suddenly
Cicadas calling
Out of the blue
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Pistachios
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Sep 2019
Pistachios
I guess, she said
That it doesn’t matter
But I don’t mind repeating myself
I hope you enjoy your sack lunch
That I packed myself with lots of love
Pistachios, for the envy I feel that you go out into the world to be enjoyed by hearts other than mine
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Pit
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Jun 6
Pit
Old Ruth on the lake
High on a hill
Plum tree pregnant
And ready to spill
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Swap
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May 25
Swap
More often than not
And never
In two places at once
For everything I have,
I’ve won
And everything I’ve lost,
I’ve given away
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Two
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May 27
Two
I’m getting a breeze now, reading outside
BUT
a mosquito bite
Only one, thankfully
To the inner left knee
And back of the right calf
Two
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Untitled
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May 24
Untitled
I love you
As I love you
As I love you
As I love you
Always
And all of the time
That I do
And that I don’t,
Too
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Untitled
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Oct 2023
Untitled
You are two people
And I only love one
So what do I do
When I can’t have you
Without you?
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Oct 2023
Untitled
Then the streetlight went out
It was finally dark in my room
And I knew it was you and your slingshot
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1d
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Silky black cows in a fence to my left
One Big Gray Steer
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May 28
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My bones fall through
Collapse I
Am made new
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