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I Slept In My Makeup Again Last Night

Legs all red

I’ve sunken down heavy

How sweet it is to lie

Lie to the dripping faucet

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In tugged at blue sheets

This baby bird sits soft

Waiting for some 3 am brawl

I’ll tell it to the mirror that:

If someone creeps in

Atleast I’...

8 months ago
8

The Young Mother

She’s a martyr, that one. Oh, the 20-something mother, the whir of machinery as she pumps breastmilk, a child mounted upon her calf. She is 25 with a two-year-old, a sourdough starter, and dehydrated eco-friendly laundry detergent sheets. E...

a year ago
13

The Final Goodbye

I am constantly looking for a way to end things on a perfect note. I am always hoping that I will say the perfect thing, he will respond, and we can both leave feeling coddled in a mutual sentimentality. That he will tell me that he loves m...

a year ago
11
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I Call To You In Everything I Do

My period is late, and I dreamt last night of you being passed around in the arms of old friends.

I walked to Walgreens to refill a prescription. I wore the wrong shoes and bled. Now, two little circles that resemble cigarette burns si...

a year ago
7

Lap Dance Lethargy Vol.1

There’s something uniquely depressing and anthropologically fascinating about a quiet strip club. When I say quiet, I mean dead, deceased. It may be obvious, but nonetheless important to note that this is a one-sided fatality. All the men h...

a year ago
11

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