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Caroline Shank
Poems
Sep 2023
Song
Your song, like fire, burned into
the daylight skies over Mexico.
The cactus words stripped my hands.
These hands which held the
Universe above you for a long
Steel barrel you called Daylight.
I heard you when you said you
loved me, saw you ride away.
The cactus leaked and I watched
Your name form on the sand.
You turned and mixed me with
Jose Cuervo until I was footed
and could say goodbye.
The skies, painted by numbers,
wolfed down the landscape
In which I have been
erased.
Caroline Shank
9.20.23
Written by
Caroline Shank
77/F/Wisconsin
(77/F/Wisconsin)
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