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Barton D Smock
Poems
Jul 2012
the deaths
I am reading
about a piano
when you begin
to play.
-
I will continue
to wish
you were dying.
-
you say
to pictures
me, before I was taken.
-
you have one story involves a failed grenade.
I wish two, you wish
ambitiously
none.
-
forgive me, death, I am drunk.
sober, I sell doormats.
-
in our imaginings
gutted baseballs
became
the skulls of small animals
through which the wind
called heads.
-
in daytime, you inspect
a dark stone. you tell me it could take
all night.
-
in heaven’s garage
they’ve yet to make
a horn
that works.
-
if I leave, it is to write this poem.
Written by
Barton D Smock
48/M/Columbus, Ohio
(48/M/Columbus, Ohio)
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