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Cari Jane Leemaster
Poems
May 2013
Six cans of Mountain Dew
Swirls of green and peach adorn me.
Bubbles tickle at my lips.
Nectar purchased near absorbs me.
Where did you learn to do this?
Superficial little beverage--
Undercover influence.
On our mouths and used for leverage--
Well, we've never made much sense.
Four lips searching sugared contact,
Be it from a can or kiss.
Stretched between our every callback
Lay a smile or a sip.
I can't think what you would taste like
Without citrus as pretense.
Sweetened drinking was our limelight--
No, we never will make sense.
Who cares, making sense is for other people. :)
Written by
Cari Jane Leemaster
Oregon.
(Oregon.)
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