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Tag Archives: poetry
i don’t want to down your up
i don’t want to down your up but it’s october tomorrow & everything’s falling & i need to fall too but backwards into leaves & just breathe those crushed tannins that taste of tea & home. home in the child sense … Continue reading
double standards
she has two children by two different fathers you said, as if somehow that made her less i traced circles on your chest wrapped my fingers in that hair, and pulled just enough to sting or draw attention to my … Continue reading
eavesdropping half of a conversation
corcovado, bossa is too bright & fast for this coffee line but the piano joys in slides & chopped chords tickling ears like peacock feathers i want to shrink away from– beautiful but annoying coffee & chocolate beige the air … Continue reading
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Tagged coffee shop eavesdropping, no promises, people watching, poetry
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veterans park, 1984
1984 was the year we wore yellow eyeshadow & found punk, hummed along to disgust muttered tuneless by skeletal men we called artists who exhaled heroin bitterness instead of lyrics & rasped desperation that set our teeth on edge it was … Continue reading
life in 40-dollar increments
i never saw life as strung cigarette to cigarette & maybe that’s why those small escapes are legal but deadly. you smell money in a room the way a shark tastes bait blood in water, small eyes hunting the source you would kill for … Continue reading
mommy genes
these are not the skinny jeans folded on top of the closet shelf i think i am somehow going to wear again & they’re not the mom jeans roomy enough at the hips no. these are the genes that supposedly … Continue reading
i do this
i don’t listen to mangione much any more just in early fall or sometimes spring since the night i met him & forgot your name for a second time, difficult to hear over all that brass just in early fall or sometimes spring … Continue reading