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May 2021
in your hands
and twist
until every drop
of my sweat
is released
until my breath
sticks
to your shirt
like grease

after you unbutton
your top
I'll dig a hole
through the layers
of gray hair
into your mole
i'll build a nest
here

i'll dab my salty brine
into the lines
of your skin
so, i'll run like a river
and you'll swim

you can string the beads
of sweat
wrap it around
your neck -
dangling like a tie
lying flat
covering the shirt
the shirt covering the grey hairs
covering the mole
so, this pain doesn't
grow cold
sandra wyllie
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