Slow and
clean ungraceful metal
shelves dampen.
Libraries are dampened
with shadows, we
read their blooms.
Gather lost skin
cells bundled
into book pages,
their unnecessary fibers
grazing hair follicles,
In which
we decompose
and lighten.
Dampen the chairs;
move them out of the necessary
shadows, our imprints
are only left.
Our imprints are left as shadows
in papers, in bindings, on dusty
dull metal shelves,
on college entrance essays.
Girlie, I’m glad
you didn’t wait for us.
We are left
ungraceful to read
your shadows.
Nice
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