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Shashank Virkud
Poems
May 2014
The Track Ordering, the Back Door, and the Black Listing
It's eleven o'clock,
my socks are wet.
You pull a silver spoon
from your pocket and say
I'm not finished yet.
Steal the links to our chains
golden fences
never looked
so flimsy.
Go hungry for the holidays,
how do I die again?
I heal better at home.
So come on over.
My ears are ringing,
I'm singing songs
of yesterday.
My ears are ringing,
you don't think
things will ever be the same.
Collect all the garbage,
put a ribbon on your prize.
My ears are ringing,
and I'm singing
how do I die again?
Written by
Shashank Virkud
Tallahassee, FL
(Tallahassee, FL)
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