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Cherilyn Ferroggiaro |
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Corvus Jazz Peeler Was His Name: Words, words, impacting my small world with their irony, their truth- my own rediscovery of sorts, The Consequences of a Night Out: I stretch towards desert highways, a hardship built to suit. The whites of his eyes finger my curves, my worth. The stench fills my lungs and I fall into silence for clarity- I can feel the winds turn, the round of my nipples Become enlarged, I strike a match and all that mattered-is not. He asks my name; my lips curl in modesty And I look away. They say 'never try to forget what you are destined to remember'… I never was one for bottlenecks and substitution. A lonely guitar peels away in the aftermath As I brush off advances with gasoline. There are no mirages here in Nevada, The sun scorches his memory, His wintered hands. |