an ode to your eyebrows by Rachel Raabe
most times: two horizontal buttresses,
arched and angled,
hanging above your heavy gaze and
sharpening it to a fine point to be hurled,
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most times: two horizontal buttresses,
arched and angled,
hanging above your heavy gaze and
sharpening it to a fine point to be hurled,
Read MoreI am out of rhymes, I am out
Of poetic language, do not ask me to spin
Another gossamer-silver line from my tongue.
Read MoreSometimes I feel like the co-pilot in a falling plane
Meant to mindlessly soar across a barren plane
That was it, the end of the family’s true legacy
As they couldn’t prevent their fall deep into all of life’s entropy
Thanksgiving is coming
Read More(they are still whispering)
Read MoreIt starts out as a warm and pleasant feeling.
Read MoreI know when she heard the pitter-patter
of tiny feet she didn't expect to
Hurt quite so much
Read MoreI believe in the stars that I cannot see
Read MoreBut, the tables turn.
Read MoreRobin had always been a good liar, and this was no exception. Or maybe it was because nothing she said had been a lie, strictly speaking
Read MoreLet me mourn in peace, oh world,
Read MoreI wish I could draw.
I wish I could paint a picture
With a tower in the background
And the tiny figure of a girl
Looking out
Read MoreTell me that the mother has not yet lost her faith in us.
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