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Julia Low
Poems
May 2012
Destruction
black ink
on the tips of fingers.
I dipped them
in to get a feeling for the thickness
I would be swimming in.
stickiness
left behind:
hard to breathe in,
and even harder to define.
I'll compare
to the trash on fire,
stamped out by rain
a thick, mottled stain.
black ink
smeared across veins.
I've settled for alternatives;
Silly, sing-song alternatives.
black ink
smeared across veins.
the thickness remains,
even after I've washed it away.
I am tracing
the lines,
drowning.
Heavy mottled lines
left behind.
hard to breath,
and even harder to define.
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Julia Low
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