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Alexander Coy
Poems
May 2016
Word Flu
We spoke of hope
with frogs in our throats;
our pulse
leaping from one
boiled heart
to another
We stood upon
stilts, laughed like
dying hyenas;
and saw that our
lungs had made
nests in the sky
Smoke billowed
from the gaping sockets
of your skull, and I tucked
my fingers into the holes
as though they were empty
change purses
And with a little jangle here,
a little rattle there, it made you ***
a bouquet of roses from betwixt
your getaway sticks
Suddenly we were memories
all over again, unwoven seeds
planted deeply in the great abyss
Where dark was but a word,
a skinny string tied to your
*******, and it was
something we'd always remember
I croaked, and died right after;
but death was only Act 1 of
this anti-climatic nightmare
We woke up,
and with hush
upon our trembling lips,
spoke of
beliefs.
Written by
Alexander Coy
Austin
(Austin)
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