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Midnight Anthem For a Chicago Alley

Midnight Anthem for a Chicago Alley The lack of visitors is uterine and that is why you porcupine in this dark corner. Here who can see the cobra slither from your lips, spray the phrases of your mind, slip back to its moist nest. Here, who can hear the jeer of cheetah eyes. “Come,” they cry, “pour on the light. Your heart I’ll lacerate with razor fright.” Donal Mahoney

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