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Apr 2019
I sweep it up
like dust on the floor

But it collects again in spots
larger than before

I could make a powered cake
if I added some sugar

But it would fall apart and break
in my hand before I ever
got it to my lips

It slips on these rituals -

Call me habitual
but I can’t shake loose
this flimsy truth
sandra wyllie
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