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Onoma
Poems
Apr 2017
Hangman's Odds
The sound of a barrel's bottom
scraped, drunk with unresponsive
depths, you can't go back--as much
as go forward.
Here means here.
So why did you weld a gold crown
to this skull, to fence what cannot
be committed to memory?
These ****** rills carrying along
loose change--off with heads, off
with tails!
Free a hangman's odds of appearing
out of thin air...letters trying
words, words trying meanings.
Their poem cleaning up well...
made up to be stared in the face.
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