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I can't get over him

Its vines spread

Covering the ground that I carelessly tread over

a death trap to uncovered ankles,

not wanting to notice, turning a blind eye to

the poison that takes hold

Grabbing my skin, slithering up my legs

eating away the arrogant victim

Trip. Fall face first

Onto the dirt

vines and thorns, wrap around my arms

every inch of skin shown, poisoned

rubbed against the oils

Home, I discover the disease

itchy patchy red, not even calamine calming

my Incurable itch.

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wednesday-emminger
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Published
May 12, 2013
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