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South by Southwest
Poems
2d
Seven Bridges Road
I had
my seven bridges road
watered potholes full of river water and muddy toads
Black moccasins . . .
poison pastors
in disguise
******* on frozen popsicled lies
I had my reasons
that made the tires spin . . .
under
the southern stars
and cotton candy skies
I had my moments of love's respite
while I rearranged
the letters to the questions why
No matter how
it mattered
it doesn't anymore
I once drove
over seven bridges
on muddy roads . . .
in fog and moonlight
but I will no more
no not for you anymore
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Trussville , Alabama
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