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Many thanks to Gobblers by Masticadores for featuring my poem, "Vodka and gummy bears"!
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there were times when she bit and
chewed the inside
of her elbow
to spit the bits of flesh
and the blood
on her grandma
but those times were over
almost forgotten
along with the teachings that
her blood is poisoned
because she was conceived with the
wrong woman, meaning
not the one grandmother intended for
her father
But today all those
people were dead. Only father was
alive
He was all right. A hard working
man, busy with life
busy enough not to notice
that his daughter
is constantly sprinkling ashes in
his food and coffee
He’d almost consumed the
contents of
his mother’s urn
there’s just
a bit left
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Many thanks to Gobblers by Masticadores for featuring my poem, "«Ain’t nobody out there goin’ through what I went,» he said"!
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Many thanks to Gobblers by Masticadores for featuring my poem, "Why do grownups go to work?"!
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Many thanks to MASTICADORES ROMANIA for publishing this one!
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Wasted years
What do they look like?
Can you show in a picture?
He nodded to himself
as he thought
about it
Of course
who other than him to know
what wasted years look like
After 45 years spent inside
a box he was qualified to
judge. And it wasn’t
even prison. It was the office.
Accounting.
45 years
And today...
Today he was the 65-year-old
photographer
who raised the camera before
the mirror and snapped
a selfie
and said
“I am wasted years.”
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