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TetrinaBruce CoveyMy tongue’s tangled in chocolate & yours Of strawberries, stunning Saturday angel for part Of the cup & part of the dress, its wrinkles hosted By a vortex, secondary players across The table. The light broke, yes, but a cross-stitch Is what “it” let in. Henna’s safflower, short ones More than others. Very’s the simple, yours 52 and half helping you flesh & break apart Or just enough to keep the reasons apart Popping song—either rosemary’s or yours Or back with which more groups collide across Smelling of oranges, of state, 10 saves & a host Of others, against the wall & behind, hosting Plenty of flat reports supposed to crisscross Or another pie unloaded without vigor, but apart, Having more felt, six yards & altogether yours Because having yours & strawberries parted Down the middle, hosts of seeds, a planet, acrostic Bruce Covey Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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