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Bonfire

by @lyzi-diamond

I wasn't sure if I should ask (when you tempted and taunted) I wasn't sure if I should say I wasn't sure You alone hold keys and locks and encryption codes it's just you holding on so tight little inverted pyramids in palms and fronds in shadows on milky knees It seems absent and unsure who you might have been and when and why you might have been there it seems like errant leaves on the wind late to pick up stepdaughters with wild hurricane hairdos or kneaded loaves of bread dough braided, coarse, and bright We're dancing on live electric wire sparks shine in cold night with high heels tapping on the porch on eaves mosquitos hug the light and here you're clapping to vibrato vocal cords strained, you invite a twirling dancer to your circle with swirling, howling, coursing might. With swirling, howling, coursing might.
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