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Thoughts on Living a City Apart

I could die

of smoke inhalation

in a trailer park in Southern Alabama,

my hair streaked with lemon juice

and you wouldn't miss a breath.

 

My vocal chords throb from chanting

your name to St. Anthony.

 

I am a 17th century puritan,

nothing without you.

 

My man.

My grudge.

My emptiness.

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jenna-richardson
American
Published
Feb 12, 2013
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