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   Volume XI, Issue I

..:: POETRY ::..


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Poetry


Broth me noisy
Samantha Bares

 

Broth me noisy. I wish to boil my urges off, to slip in a way that infers transaction. Flotsam on the brain, you know—like I'm my own patsy. Gotta rich sense of justice, gotta thick tongue of brimstone. Don't ribald the sick in me, piebald me silly. Waif my city, its paths trembling afresh. Through the window, nothing on the walls; in my garden, no seeds. One plucky drupe on the quick, and I'll never pinch myself to truth again.

 

 

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