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Lydia Rae Bush Poetry

Tag: irony

Jern

June 28, 2019January 21, 2020 Alphabet Ravine1 Comment

Jern wanted to see the heart
I’d locked inside a drawer.

I fished in all my pockets but couldn’t
talk to Jern anymore.

At times, telling the truth requires

May 24, 2019January 21, 2020 Alphabet Ravine8 Comments

At times, telling the truth requires
saying contradictory statements
until you are understood.Read More »

I grab my corpse by her hair and yank

May 10, 2019May 18, 2023 Alphabet Ravine15 Comments

I grab my corpse by her hair and yank
her onto her feet, slam her into a tree,
‘til the bark cuts her back so she’s hanging thereRead More »

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