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K M Jun 2013
It’s  peach tea

Spring time

Sitting against the wall, knees bent

Waiting

A shadow

Relief.

Synthetic oil

So the car will steer

Nasty stuff

Stains my fingers

Mindless driving

Familiar streets

Returning.

Dishes piled in the sink

Shoes scattered in the foyer

Stacks on papers

On the floor

Ready to be unattended to

Scolding and slamming doors

Rolling eyes, heavy sighs

Home.

The senior prom

Football games

Sleepovers, gossip tongues

Varsity jackets, the play, the game

The boyfriend, the best friend

Detention, hooky

Never happened.
K M Jun 2013
Slowly but surely

Sip after sip

I’m coming around

Start to forget

Your face and you number

And the house where you live
K M Jun 2013
the people sit on mats

eating with their hands

their gods demand no blood

or money

they seem happy

thoughts of second

chances
K M Jun 2013
disposable income

khaki jeans

a secret stashed in a backpack

a walk in the woods
K M Jun 2013
There’s an hour of the night

or morning

Afternoon?

I’ve lost standard convention of time

Feynman

Or something

The greek symbols start to shift

Before my eyes

A lizard running down the hall

Little children crawling up my wall

My bed aflame

Unwelcoming

More papers to attend to
K M Jun 2013
I can’t help but think

If I had been a Spartan instead

You’d bleed green from the heart

Not red from the wrists
K M Jun 2013
an enigma

a meaning

something inside of me

leaving
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