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Lydia Rae Bush Poetry

a human a person a name my name myself me here

September 5, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

i am

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Liminal

August 29, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

There is a seashore
where we relax because the waves
tell us to—

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something about low blood sugar and a misogynist playing a triggering song

August 22, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

When I send off towards the side of your ear an earnest,
is that what you’ve brought? and you position yourself to better
figure out your answer, I don’t come and say, hi, are you
okay? so you do the come part while I still don’t say it—

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Voice

August 15, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

Little pieces of you in my veins, like shards.
You say, you got me wrong,
and I say, ah, honey, that’s not you, that’s me,
is it my fault,

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thrill

August 8, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

Decision letter erasure poem after Burnings Magazine
(original publisher of “Voice” and “sometimes when lydia wants to answer a question, she”

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Sunset

August 2, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet Ravine2 Comments

I hold onto your hope—

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Ember

July 25, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

Some gorgeousness, all the wrong
colors—bright red

in this black & gray, white &
brown, all the light reflecting. I’m

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Ember / is / in

July 18, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

decision letter erasure after Delicate Emissions Poetry Zine & EIC Dusti RW Levy (Ember & Sunset in the May 2025 issue)

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And I Lean

July 11, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

Until the credits roll, while an upholstered arm
and a floor that’s lava are all that separates
a heart beating into futon from
a breath accelerating over sofa,

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Espionage

July 4, 2025May 27, 2026 Alphabet Ravine2 Comments

I’d always swing my leg, duck my head, 
and weight my balance sideways,

maneuvering through barriers
that I would have called an alarm system

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  • Systemic Dysfunction
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