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Francisco A Ojeda
Poems
Nov 2019
Crushed by a Splinter
Many seasons ago
Where I slid down
She winked my way
Like a faker would
Took hook and sinker
Then followed her
As she pulled me
By a fishing line
Into a white room
Feeling two hums
She spun me around
Falling into her
A red filled tub
That stained us both
Sent me to take
Into running long
Until this very day
She still remains
In my spotted skin
Like a memory
Written by
Francisco A Ojeda
54/M/South Florida
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