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Aug 2022
a lot of life
on you. Days that should have
been uplifting/spent drifting. Nights
I should have been sleeping

spent weeping. Winters I should
have run spent cloaked as
a nun. June's I should have
bloomed spent locked up

in my room. Years only shrink
as I drown in my drink. I wasted
my youth stuck to you as a rickety
tooth. I couldn't bite down on

on a thing. I lost my spring. My colors
bled out, crimson and gold like
the leaves in autumn.Β Β Suspended as
a *******, I swing in the air as a tuft of hair.
sandra wyllie
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sandra wyllie  60/F/Boston
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