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Suddenly I am the other woman

The one you make up lies about

If you happen to see.

I become the trash every Thursday

morning,

and the Playstation 3.

The dishes in the backyard, and

the registration to my car.

Suddenly I am Coco's sickness-

and food for your worms.

Your abandoned NASA mattress,

And these forgotten words.

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Written by
michelle-e-alba
34 / F / Dominican
Published
Mar 1, 2013
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