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History of Mood

Does he have a face memorized

without the wanting of memorization? Is that

an argument in our ears? On a day more than

a day, reached with finality. His fingers

are molten,

we’re the bastard children of ghosts.

His words, you say the strangest things. Collapse

on us. Or us on him. Or everyone in a state of

sideways slant. By that time as events rapidly

evolve. At that moment when

we wear clay gowns and wade in a glass

pond, anxious to drown.

Published by Joel Best

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