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Onion

I am the sort

whose love will perch

cross-legged

on a kitchen counter top and

watch

the snake-tongue sizzle

of my heart

diced and flying

in your un-greased

frying

pan while you so innocently

sautee

the thick skin of what could

once have made you

cry

and run so easily

and only then will you look up

as if to say

"are you up for a little stir

fry

tonight?"

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liz-anne
American
Published
Jan 23, 2014
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