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Natalie Pugmire
Poems
Aug 2018
We ripped the last page out
Chasing sunsets
In search of the closure you never gave
Twisting your silence into words
To fit the story I wrote for us
So which is better?
A pretty lie carved into rotting wood,
Or a tree left untouched?
Because those last letters ache just as much as the lingering silence,
And I wonder why yours didn't make it out alive,
But I guess mine never were
So perhaps both the statue and the tree are broken,
For one is smothered, and the other's never given proper sun
I'm sorry I didn't want you to live without me.
Written by
Natalie Pugmire
Camas, Washington
(Camas, Washington)
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