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Mia Nelson

Poetry to remind you to text someone you love.

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I Work For An Orchard; You Come to Visit

I had to leave you at six in the morning

to sell apricots and yellow peaches and plums,

my hands wasted on feeling their unswept skin

for softness, rolling the ones too good to sell

into my pockets for us to split bite for bite.

They...

7 days ago

Penelope

Looking at my body during the rain,

the leaves of green as wide and humid as

a second chance. Come back. Smell

my neck and my hair in the summer,

how hot and delirious it is to be as

the blackberries rolling along the

road. Be the ter...

15 days ago

I Thought I Knew Something About Loneliness

I thought I knew something about loneliness but

then I saw your hair come undone; I saw that yellow

ribbon glide to the floor. I felt it like a room must feel

when a door slides closed. Cold. A nebula in my stomach.

Forgive me for bring...

a month ago

Poem

I can’t believe you’ll never be

in my body again. You rose in me

like an occasion––I arrived to the door

weaker for your touch than rain is,

more needy than machinery

left out all winter. Your smell made

my heart a humidity, somethi...

4 months ago

(I think I made you up inside my head)

I walk out of the grocery store

and it’s raining. I feel the coolness

of the sky on my legs, the ends of my blue

silk skirt while I pass the Mormon girls

with sad eyelashes. Magnolia petals

stick wetly to my face and

the sky flashes t...

4 months ago

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