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Jun 2013
She has been dead so long
that if you were to slice open her shoulder,
the flesh and blood would be purple.

She has the feel of curdled milk
but too cold –

to pour the pitcher out would merely look
as evaporation, and condensation
would return its stench.

I still feel her sister ghost

splitting infinities down the center to share
like matted hair in a side pony-tail.
Sarina
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Sarina  forests
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