TWO POEMS
Jul 01, 2020
2 minutes
FAYLITA HICKS
After the Wake
I look to the tree line & already the leaves
are ripping themselves away from their mothers.
It is only August but I am already rising early
for a crisp moon, smoking in the rare chill
of a shaded patio. My breasts have begun pickling,the fat rounds provoked by the idea of cold exposure;
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