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Tag: Edward Michael Supranowicz
It’s while waiting for the light at the corner of Twenty-eighth and Sixth Avenue that you first hear it: a soft hissing sound.
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How could / the hand’s reflexive twitch undo centuries of survival? / Something as simple as an approaching outlier of thunder / cause devastation to a thing come so far?
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Sunbeams drop and scatter / like shrapnel across bald pavingstones asizzle / in the dust of your passing.
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With boys comes a lot of stress. You worry about how you can buy him his own place, or you worry about who he’ll bring into your house.
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“I’m a big fan of letting people enjoy things,” a Twitter user named Sherryis washingherhands…
For what do I need / this beautiful key? (poetry)
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