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Sep 2020
leaving you
weeping in the bottle
drowning in his trip. You blotted
him out with a pour and

a sip. He became hazy
as last night’s potato’s and
gravy after they've mixed inside
the large intestines. He came back

with his swing and smile. The zing,
lost on every measured mile. He
left crumbs the birds ate. Now he's
looking for cake.
sandra wyllie
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sandra wyllie  56/F
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