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Poems
Jun 2018
Concrete and Roots
I'm not sure I'll ever have a home
in the way I imagined I would
maple trees and softball games
silverware and a chess board
and a leather chair that remembers me
I will always be an unsteady train
on tracks that diverge and separate
where will I work and where will I go
I will forever ask out the window
today the ground is too concrete for roots
only money buys you soil
and that too will **** you
slowly, slowly.
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