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Oct 2017
There is a stiffness in my thumb
That stops me dead on feet
When I bend it, snap,
I clench my teeth

Cars hiss, splashing tires
The rain soothes my bones
Outside my grimy pane,
Dolorous bellsโ€”
Telephones

Do thumbs really ache
In inclemency?
All this time the rain
Has acidified, melting my marrows,
Or perhaps I had only fallen
by Corey Parsons
Corey Parsons
Written by
Corey Parsons  25/M/IA
(25/M/IA)   
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