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jǫrð May 2023
White orchids bloomed
On the left side of the bed
In the crimson afterglow
I bled
The History: Something wicked this way came.
jǫrð May 2023
I think you want
To be hurt by me
As most often do
The History: Masochists disguised as normal people with personality disorders
jǫrð May 2023
The flavor of your home
Baked into it,  I'm
Fortunate enough to taste
The four walls
Fortunate enough to house you
The History: You baked a lasagna, then brought me some,  and played around with me one day. You then became cold again the next, and I wondered what I had done, but this time I was too afraid to say it and so I let you go.
jǫrð Mar 2023
Is that bark
Still recovering

From a half
Decade's winter ago

When I hiked
To your barren lumber shed

And skinned that
Neighboring tree

For something dry
To turn to flame
The History: I loved a man in the Kentucky winter. That winter he left me alone for days. No food, a floridian in a mountain shack, with a wood burning stove and no kindling. I found myself in 10°, short shorts, with an open wound the size of a football between my *** cheeks, in calf high snow, stripping the bark from the trees for something to create warmth.
jǫrð Oct 2022
I'd recorded all
My old words, I left unsaid
On to something new
The History: Old words above, written some time ago, in reference to the old words I'd left unpublished, then published at once. "A never ending chain of Mailmen"
jǫrð Sep 2022
The folds in your boots
Ain't clean enough
I'd be hands and knees at peace

There.
The History: Christ
jǫrð Sep 2022
That look of innocence
Shines at me
If only until I
Take notice
The History: From across the rail, our eyes met
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