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Silhouette of the Artist as a Young Man

by william-crowe-ii

I have a shaggy mess of brown hair that stays tangled & rankled to fall over my glasses like a flag. Smoke from my cigarette trails behind me when I walk, in the direction of the breeze. I have short legs and long fingernails that break often. I wear an old sandalwood Buddhist mala rosary on my thin and bony right wrist. I've never made a necklace of flowers-- maybe I'll start making those tomorrow.
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