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Michelle Argueta
Poems
Jul 2018
peeling
old lives relinquished to a season,
we take back our natal names.
these days, some things sound the same,
like the mergansers in hook creek.
the flightpath when i try to sleep
still buzzes over like an auspice.
summer skin, the end of august,
all the freckles peel away.
iβll skip stones across the bay
until the sun sweats through the night,
until timeβs passing feels right,
until mosquitos **** me dry.
#summer
#time
Written by
Michelle Argueta
Long Island, New York
(Long Island, New York)
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