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Poems
Oct 2010
Black Tux, Black Death
Zip up the tux
and put it back
in the body bag
it came in
we danced, but
it didn’t make things
more real
i, with my
fake, dead skin –
someone else’s –
and you with your
cute pigtails
“make sure
you return
the body,”
mom said.
this is all we are
skins under death
someone else’s passion and style
we fit the frame
triangular shoulders
show stability
i hope:
please tell me you notice
death provides me with
a sense of being
just because it reminds
others
of someone i’m not
I hope you notice –
Now, this:
This is who I am.
I am capitalized,
With proper grammar
And order.
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