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earrings rest tessellated
against my neck with a blotched mole
on either side
the sound of thoughts play on
a symphonic triangle
carry their way through the room
pointed jewelry travels toward
peach-fuzzed navel in a crop top,
linear niagara and all,
toward hips widened, reassigned–
having bore–moving
my granny and her
arrowhead plant potted against
that mint green house in Alachua
rest on my mind
I’d sit on cinder blocks with Grandad
eat butter pecan ice quarts
peaches and butterscotch
be let in on unimpeachable
secrets that evade memory
and paper and ground –
a lesson for accepting
impermanence
About the Creator
Kayla
🙞 Southeastern US-based writer/poetess 🙜

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