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Ashley Garreau
Poems
Feb 2015
When The Elephants Arrive
I sleep
with the leftovers of our
dismemberment
My rib cage strewn across the covers
like an elephant graveyardΒ Β
where a love
once lived.
I wake up
to the shivering clatter
of each
lonely
bone.
I dropped
all my **** this morning.
My cover up fell to the floor
and shattered.
I stared
at the broken pieces.
I dropped
my pen
my lighter
my defenses
These shaky hands
can't hold on
to anything,
So then why is it
my heart still can?
Written by
Ashley Garreau
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