Articles/Essays – Volume 50, No. 3
Domestiku
the blade that scrapes one face
tomorrow scrapes another’s legs
smooth for each other
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a child’s shoe
another child’s socks
a series of pairless pairs
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the roar of air
rushing through softened fibers
yielding melted treasures
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knocknocknocknocknock
no one rings the bell
not anymore
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a pile of plates
stained with powdered cheese
tomorrow dried eggs
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crawl into bed late
back into my wife
hope for a miracle
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