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Bombarded by wave upon wave of aimless art seekers,
we squeeze between the high-heeled, lipsticked cattle.
Bundled and undone, we bump, we scrape – tripping
along streetcar rails. “Welcome—” it says, “Welcome
to the rowdy-rivered ruckus.” Dragging me behind you,
I walk in skip steps, deer dodging the drunken boys
hoisted upon shoulders, play-fighting in the open
air. We brush by with eyes wandering, tracing parodied
patterns of crisscrossed feet.
Read MoreYou are the sound I spit out
as I lust over vanilla dip donuts —
the “get ready. set. go.” of the boy
I’ll never forget — the stifled
Read MoreWhy do you seduce me so
Sweet October? September sweeps
The summer winds and
You bring in the cold.
Read MoreA
natural
skyscraper
made of molehills
stands its ground as
it’s slammed with storms
and shrouded with clouds.
Read MoreA poem by Oubah Osman
What corrupts the knower’s mind?
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