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Remember that jacket you bought me? The one with the pointless straps on the shoulders That I’ve learned looks good with brown shoes? I don’t think of you at all when I wear it. And even less often When I don’t. There are concrete jackets and ties in my mind And there are those who will always lose them. The two never meet for me. And even less often When the concrete is keeping me warm.
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steven-hutchison
American
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Apr 13, 2014
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#poetry#stuff#napowrimo
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