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August
Poems
Feb 2014
In Memoriam
The youth are scratching up their throats
with paper & tobacco smokes.
Pinpricking holes in the fleshy, lonely parts
of their abandoned souls.
Rolling nature into little papers and trying
to slow the pleasure.
Drowning their sorrows in sickly sweets borrowed
from their parents' liquor cabinets.
Candy pills and paper squares dissolving,
highlighting the bright, evolving.
We came of age, we trade in our dreams for smoke, bottles, powder, needles, hallucinations, vibrations and green.
We saw others crumble, dead or alive, it spit all of us out eventually.
For those who lived, it's sad to see our fallen brethren as we walk towards adult mediocrity.
Amara Pendergraft 2014
We all indulged,
at least a little.
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27/Trans Male/The Secret Garden
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