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Maya Gold
Poems
Oct 2011
obscurity
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.
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