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Lydia Rae Bush Poetry

Tag: violence

Lesson Plans (An American Sonnet)

February 22, 2018January 19, 2020 Alphabet Ravine2 Comments

Grubby thumbs, bubble gum, and tire swings
set the stage for recess- Our turn to teach.
Sean’s sitter had shown him some algebra.
Keith knew what sex was. Hazel had met God,
and Em could map the local ghost’s hide outs.
Me? I shared my expertise on hatred-Read More »

the girl that fell (A 36th Ave. Poem)

February 15, 2018January 19, 2020 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

The fists that hit,
cuffed.
The feet that kicked,
chained.

The girl that fell,Read More »

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