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broken: in analogies.

i'd been saving

this cream colored

dress for you

with the silk lining

and lace flowers at the

hem,

 

instead i am brushing

pollen off my shoulders

knee deep in dandelions

pulling canada thistle

and sheperds purse

 

a black and white

filmstrip on the refrigerator

moving in stop motion

empty moscato

a blue flannel

and a half drunk

waterbottle still

on the right side

of my bed.

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broooke
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May 14, 2017
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(c) Brooke Otto 2017

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