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darkling hush

i slept in the heart of the swallow’s breast

in the tire-swing marina

“who do you love best?”

what is the name that I drank in the dark

whose syllables traipsed through the silt

morning start

who was the pit of my hunger my thirst

i am a tulip, bloom

ing in reverse

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mackenzie-turner
American
Published
Dec 6, 2011
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