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spring break part five thousand.
remember the old pickup truck?
remember the old pickup truck
with its decaying red paint,
as we drove across
the map of your thumbprint
like it was all we were certain of?
well me neither.
multiple times i’ve tried
to remove the white noise of the radio,
the heavy mess of
wretched springtime puddles
from the margins of my notebook.
but what’s erased isn’t always forgotten,
god dammit why
can’t it just be forgotten?
so don’t pause as i continue
the destruction of all that was,
for the fires in my mind
haven’t been so effective,
and the drunk driving has found me
parked at stop signs
in the dark.
so in the end, i suppose,
it wasn’t you and me,
but just your thumbprint
we were certain of.
i was certain of.

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