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Lenore Lux
Poems
Oct 2014
Implosion
In my eyes I rescue the heat in my chest
Crushed inside under one collapsed lung
Living in glow, so faintly, off of my breath
A mirror placed before me in silence I can
Only see deep so when I look, lonely,
what do I see?
A shred of truth
With what could I bring
a pulse of truth from so low
up to the level?
I've seen a little light through the crack at night,
when the others relieve
the drinks that put them in bed, maybe Iβll use that
old song to move on and when I implode,
would any blame me?
#lonely
#mirror
#transgender
#glow
#implode
Written by
Lenore Lux
Portland
(Portland)
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