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elle
Poems
Sep 2018
July
fireworks explode over lawn chairs
anchored to the summer grass
it is family tradition
like the the cringe on her face
as she is being shaken awake
deafened by explosions--
a war
that she did not agree to wage
born into a fit of rage
the ****** of a tidal wave
the red and white striped lawn chair reclined
atop a native grave
but weβre looking away
clapping our hands rowdily
amused and swelling with
pride
4th of july, patriotism, colonialism, native americans, pride
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elle
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