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Poems of brett Crabtree

Wednesday, 27 June 2007

 I freed myself of

Our spoken words

 

I cut our verbal

Interaction

 

The tendrils

That tied our

Connections

 

Brought us together

 

What ever

That really meant

 

Was ever to mean

 

When it's always

Wet on liquors

 

The whetstone

Of sour wit.

 



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