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Needles

There are two things I’ve had closest to a fear Needles, And my own uncertainty My insides wince when I see either or both In the same room Lit by the same gritty flame Parked next to each other on the couch and gripping two glasses Of mid shelf They both look at me with a gaslit glare They’re not there, or not in the way At least I know my moms arms are The grass when it makes my back itch A book when I flip it through like I know what I’m seeing. Their eyes follow me to the back of my head and The roots of my fiberglass brain I haven’t showered, in days.
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robyn-kekacs
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Aug 5, 2020
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