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right now

nostalgia creeps up my shoulders

with these seductive

pair of hands

 

dragging fingers across the cliff of my bent neck

swiping strands of hair

over collapsed vertebrae

its mouth comes in close and

hot

to my neck

teeth grazing my arteries

and this pair of hands

cups my eyes

and i sink relaxed

relieved of responsibility

freed of

right now

 

oh memory

yes i do hear you

always

in guitars

 

either my dad singing

and strumming me

to sleep

 

or in the boys who frequent my room

trying to keep nervous hands

busy

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mackenzie-j-greer
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Published
Jun 2, 2015
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