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Austin Heath
Poems
Nov 2016
"Remembering the Pigs."
She made me dinner,
****** me, made me laugh, and then
told me she loved me.
I once doubted this,
but where everyone turned black
my soul is yellow.
I live wide open,
and my consequences yield
to my momentum;
The speed of whispers,
I lead by debauchery
as an example.
Some worship the dead
and some sit next to the ghosts,
elbow to elbow.
The duality
of the swarm is that it's both
nameless and legend.
I wake up to you
and I am happy again.
I'm yellow again.
#love
#regret
#yellow
#shameless
Written by
Austin Heath
Cleveland, OH
(Cleveland, OH)
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