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Nov 2014
The wicked lady with the whip
strips my life away
which changes rapidly and just
as casually
stops.

I counted my sins,
emulsified or was it mummified
in myrrh
that was then and there and here
is now.

The linens wrap me tight,
*******?
which could be right for I am
bound into the endlessness
of what might be the
brightest light or the darkest night
I will ever see.

The wicked lady with the whip
puts on high heels
it feels like I've been here before,
'whatya waitin' for',
she says,
and casually
stops.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)   
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   Olivia Kent
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