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Hannah Elizabeth
Poems
Jul 2013
Ladies
the room smelled so
suddenly of my grandmother
cigarettes doused in perfume
--cover the smoke
my jaw is shaped like hers:
a protuberance of chin on a face
{the bump of a curly bracket}
in her split level cottage,
a home away from home,
I made
little tea set memories
positioned in pastel houses
“I’m a lady,” I told her,
only dolls for witnesses.
smell the similarities of our faces.
hints of cigarette perfume
emanating from the pores
in my plastic doll skin
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Hannah Elizabeth
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