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BarbephobiaI'm not really a poet -- my need to point that out is in deference to several friends who are excellent poets. I wrote this just for fun. Barbephobia Spit out of suburbia. A pervert child with city leanings. A refugee of Happy Days. I was uprooted like an errant piece of crab grass. Don't ask me, Love. Your summer hair begins to kindle. Is there some other act of fire I can perform to please you? Any but this. You taunt me with the brightest coals Then bid me wait 'til they are gray and ash, And I alike. Don't ask me, Love. We'll draw the dogs. See how the scent Of promise spirals. Don't ask me To take part in backyard rites. Copyright © Rachel Canon |
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