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Ann Beaver
Poems
Mar 2013
Subtle Battlefield
You changed your name
I lost you that day
I turned to tell you something
But you had already left
And I stood
Surrounded on six sides
By the sick, sloppy snakes
No knife in-hand
No skin on my bones.
Bared, ready
to be received, held
a blanket of frost
a spike in my tongue
My eyes overflowed
Spilling a sulfur
Ensnaring the snakes
Circling their fangs
Collecting their cacophony.
Till life ekes out.
Dissipating like screams
Into a full ***** bathtub
and the soul escapes.
Derek Darling wrote the bold. I wrote the regular.
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Ann Beaver
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