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Albert K. Ashes-Bury Poors Me

She won’t talk about love with me anymore, the therapist.
I’ll not mention it again. Even here.

I don’t want to open, close my eyes: you’re every colour.
Nothing makes sense. I’m supposed to be here

completely—everything should have happened as it did.
But it shouldn’t have, too. What do we do now?

I could pull my skin off nearly all the time.


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