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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Nov 2018
Lemon
Your lips taste
of gin, the feel of
chipped teacups
and taste of
broken biscuits
but you are not
that seventy-something
really, despite the
paper-like skin that shows
the blue train tracks
feeding your heart
I am hoping that it
cracks, like a
chemical burn,
I want to hear
the skin splitting,
spitting out the
lemon juice of
your jeers
your eyes are
my mirror, black
and loveless
stinging, still
with lemon
pips
Written by
Emma Elisabeth Wood
F/UK
(F/UK)
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