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put her in my mouth (gods and poets)

by abecedarian

~for r, just because~ *put her in my mouth and she became my mouth. put myself inside her and she became my insides out. spill good words on her belly, licked & laced us together, then came my  poetry.* ***on elbow, she claimed coauthor-ship, demanded her name above                   mine.*** I smiled, answering most matter-of-factly, surely they’re your creations, you-a-ruler, procreator, foremost, first, the ABCedarian the muse goddess of alphabets, all that is poetic divine mistress to thousands I’m mortal, your transcriber, copyist, alphabetically seconded, merest mere, the ABEcedarian I’m rudimentary without you, lost midst the masses o’poets nameless. *She snorted, said “sounds like poetic bullshit to me”** but returned to her sleepy heaven, mumbling most contentedly.*
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abecedarian
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May 23, 2020
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ABECEDARIAN (noun)

a person who is learning the letters of the alphabet.

a rudimentary beginner in any field of learning.

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