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Oct 2020
8
The Fence

In upturned pose, a rusty row.
In soft supple skin does nail find placid purchase.
I cut my arm on the fence, I say.
An accident.

Years later, I’ll tell you about that night.
You’ll say it can’t be and I’ll forgive you;
I’m sure you didn’t know, I say.
From the collection entitled, "Blood".
Written by
Erik Dobecky
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   Erik Dobecky
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