He can see kids glowing in the kitchen,
Hands sticky with sweet gossip,
Bright, beautiful little selves smudged by the window that he,
A cracked old statue has broken his hands and fingers by banging on,
Screaming for them to let him in,
Let him sit with them one more time,
Let him hear one more secret.
And he cries:
He cries all over his salty, bitter skin,
Because tears are the only things left
That taste like sugar.
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