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Mar 2013
Her leather jacket.
Making a racket
Out of sticks and twine.
The line is fine
And faint and often disappears
And reappears
But only when you want it to.
I didn't have a clue
When he shaved your head
That you would emerge dead
Now there are no rackets
Just Black Its
Consuming my organs bold
A chewing and chilling mold.
Ann Beaver
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