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A thin cloud of smoke
disappears into
three syringes
(Was it ever there?)
I swear I lived here, I just forgot
my head severed
buried in Georgia snow
38 lines intersecting in
unobtainable
cross sections of empty ink wells
scattered across ice bridges
falling home
I lived here
until you forgot
and now your unsettling warmth
although you never were
leaves like bullets in the shape
of a Red Cardinal
splattered on the pavement of
an empty room
(Yours wasn't)
I swear
(Will you stretch my skin tighter across my ribs until)
I can forget
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