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cells

repetition

is never

more

than one

poem.

 

there’s no future

in this pill.

 

my mother’s head

is full of heads.

 

I haven’t a volleyball

in a pond

to **** on.

 

in the words of my son

a sailor is lost at me.

 

I go on correcting oddities

in the brain and in the muscle

of a jack

in the box

 

as a cyclist

champions

hunting mourners

 

to keep their numbers down.

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barton-d-smock
50 / M / American
Published
Feb 26, 2014
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