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Oct 2011
sun-warmed hands and

tongue-warmed teeth;

she chews on a wingless idea,

stilted by an upward momentum.

maybe she doesn’t grow,

but she stretches, expands,

taking entropy with her.



and she knows

(she knows)

that when she’s reached the top,

she’ll be at the bottom,

and the circles

of mind-numbing thought

will bleach her ribs white.
Written by
Maya Gold
860
   Larry McDonough
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