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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Apr 2016
Cleopatra (Undone)
Rose petals litter the bed
and where you see beauty
I see only the dead flower
ripped from its roots, dirt clinging to its stem
a pink blossom, a ruddyred thorn
piercing my chest as my heart beats, irregularly
a feeble twitch, a caffeine shake
skin pulled tight, scarred, the wrappings of muscle and blood
kohl and red ochre,
like Cleopatra
(undone)
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Emma Elisabeth Wood
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