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How to Love Like Lenny MAG
June 9, 2017
Your skirt
is ripped leather
of a forgotten
diner booth
occupied
by a cold heart
and warm
hands
inhaling
the open
bar
so tomorrow
you’ll stumble
through the halls
with coconut Malibu
growing
palm trees
in your
gums
that push around
breath
covered
in artificial
mint
gums
that forget
my name
skirt
that forgets
my touch.
© Katie O., Cumberland, MD
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