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Barton D Smock
Poems
Jul 2012
the hour cottage
you have let
again
small birds
land
on your collarbone
to gag you
their empty
gullets
or
you've again
swallowed
a red
insect
and it
walks. the ink
of your looking
seems
a hammock
but you say
far off
a raccoon
is watching. a stick
out there
separates
on its own
like taffy. your hair
has mostly
fallen. three shadows
I will never see:
under leaf, coffin, or strand
of your hair. when I hold a glass
the faucet
tries
so hard
for milk. I can't kiss your neck
and that's okay. I don't think our boy
would've been
silly.
Written by
Barton D Smock
48/M/Columbus, Ohio
(48/M/Columbus, Ohio)
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