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A Rabbit's Luck

heat blurs the evening streets

like waves across asphalt oceans

it all blends into nothing

a mirage,

highway hypnosis,

they won’t notice her

on the side of the road,

long white ears dyed carmine

and the light fading to her eyes

angels will come for her eventually,

with buzzard wings and beaks

they'll steal the secrets

from her bones and leave her

empty like the memories of july

she would have had

if she'd lived long enough

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momo
Egyptian
Published
May 2, 2014
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