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Caroline Shank
Poems
6d
I Sit
I sit, paralyzed to your
left palm anchors.
The sounds of rushing blood
in my house of two legs
and
calloused dreams.
There is a door behind you
always.
I try to breach the walls
but
I am refused. I only have
eyes for you,
Sunken in the brine of
pain.
God who made me
Laughed.
He sent me to you.
The deck is fractured
in sorry pieces.
And I have a limited
time.
Do not wish me sorrows
and plaints on Summer days
which ended in the back seat
of your 57 Chevy.
Perpetually.
I breathe
never you.
Caroline Torpey Shank
July 12, 2025
Written by
Caroline Shank
77/F/Wisconsin
(77/F/Wisconsin)
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