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Tommy N
Poems
Oct 2010
She sang a tapestry
~for R~*
I could walk out and grab the strings and pull
pull them out of her mouth
the colors would unravel
thick with saliva.
I could throw myself in
among reginae
among rejoicing
on a flying machine.
When my companions fearless
asked about the saliva,
I could say, “rain”
“Rain rain rain.”
Then pull on the thick blue ropes,
picture anew.
She begins to bite down
not wanting all her thread gone.
I pull harder and harder.
My skin burns into the slimy thread.
It smells terrible.
When she collapses.
I dance around in all the thread
like a kitten,
like such a kitten.
Written 2009 during the English program at Augustana College
Published in Augusta College's in-house literary magazine, Saga: Volume 73 Issue ***
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