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Molly Greenhood
Poems
Jun 2012
Writer's Parlor
Ink blots on wooden cloth,
symbols of our time
Beliefs, memories, dreams
woven in, out
then back again
What's this you're trying to hide?
A stain in time
A crime to rhyme
Detach and drift
Up from sticky parchment
and greasy palms
Stacking words like a game
Rearrange, complain
sing about the rain and
how hard it came,
filling up your drain
Or simple placement, even
Dash here, there, into
steaming cups of coffee
with swords for pens
Just a lens, just a lens
Let the smoke linger
through sweating fingers
and silenced breath
to be shown, known
Pretend you're not alone.
Written by
Molly Greenhood
28/F/Virginia
(28/F/Virginia)
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