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Bob the lilac bush
There's a lilac bush
or a tree
or a bush-tree
none of us can actually tell
and its name is Bob
or Barbara
or Bobara
none of us can decide
and it is a gender-fluid lilac bush/tree/bush-tree
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Trio
The original three
the beginning, almost
of our bond.
In my backyard
reading books that we found
weird
gross
too informational
with comic strips
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Solidarity
I can't believe it
I've never mentioned it for almost a year now
it turns out that I really can keep secrets for this long
from even myself
from the universe
from everyone else
from my confidants.
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Empty Space
It’s over
they’ve left
their farewell party has ended
the streamers lying in crumpled heaps on the ground
the paper chains that had once hung on the walls have fallen,
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Sentimentality
Sentimentality
all the time
wishing to be younger
to be somewhere else.
I wish that I was in fourth grade again
and everyone was friends
and everyone was happy and content
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Everything
I want to write about everything
the steady rain
the misery
the end of school
the upcoming event
the natural world
the current political universe of doom
but I can't phrase it
Loves
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Neotheater
Wordless.
Stage lights sparkling on my skin
descending down steps for performers
for the people before me
people who take great joy in what we do.
A day of rehearsal
listening
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Warrior
Feeling lost.
Feeling down.
I have yet to feel the warmth of the sun.
I sit, and I stay, alone, away from everyone.
I feel isolated.
I feel afraid.
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Warmth
My body heat
my absurd body heat
reflecting back at me off of you
warmth.
My arm
reaching around you
like I've wanted to for so long
now I finally can
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Mixed—chapter sixteen: Tremor toads
Kael on the other hand was glaring at that box of toads, wondering when it’d be opened. Juniper was taking notes— with even better handwriting than Kael. Which was unusual to say the least.
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cats
i think cats read poetry. you can tell
in the way their tails swish and how they fold their legs
all the time, probably wondering how silvery the pinecones
will look tomorrow,
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just kids
at first
you were the loud boy on the bus
with a red lunchbox
full of day old spaghetti in a dented thermos
and parmesan your dad brought back from italy