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O Milk

in whose

white blood

a fingers full

 

thick and

brutish

 

running curls

against

tight buzz

 

it mouths

unquietly

 

a tongue split

in twaining

cream

lapping the lips

 

on a stomach

convulsion kissed

 

bead by running

sweat pools

 

opens its throat

and

screams

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patrick-wakefield-1
American
Published
Feb 6, 2025
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