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John Beetle
Poems
Apr 2014
looking at her
she lights her favorite candle and then pulls her cigarette from her lips and lights it from the candle
she goes to the kitchen and starts cutting the fresh mango and sees some blueberries and grabs a handful throws them in her mouth and chews
she is always talking and sometimes when I talk she talks over me to talk for me
after the fruit and how I wonder what it tasted like mixed with cigarette smoke she kissed her lips to me and says let’s go for a walk
we go out with the growing back trees beside us and no cold wind
she isn’t talking
she is looking
she wants to go to the gym and I tell her for the hundredth time I don’t do the gym
observing the life of nature
there is peace in the wombs of the road
as always she is hungry and we go buy
a chicken shawarma
outside with her smile and we see Bobby the hunk
with his Wanda who looks like a lion
she wants the park and I want a bed
I want her
with awful love blooming
I can’t find her love
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love
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John Beetle
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