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aestival



she clung to swings
with flimsy fingertips
& prayed someone was god;


the taste of pollen made her croak,
when she nearly forgot that breathing
was all about glorifying false hope.


She figured out, each inch of her
was mapped into an intimate delicacy,
where she was the waxworks upon feasting eyes
& her smile was the paradox of

summertime.

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19. aestival
wasn't the summer beautiful in those privledged playground days?

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  • prayed someone was god
    - LOVE THAT.

    the taste of pollen made her croak
    -The description there is so god damn amazing.


    I really, really, really hope you win as i LOVE everything about this poem. Especially the definative ending word.

  • I LOVE THAT WORD!

    I like this write too and I like your use of the words paradox and waxworks together.