Best Reviled Poems

A mom tucked in her child one night
In bliss he fell asleep
Her horror grew at day’s first light
She could not help but weep

A changeling lay in her son’s place
With wings, large hooves and tail
She scorned the babe who sought embrace
“Lord, curse the troll,” she wailed

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When hunger becomes 
a little god. You start waiting 
for a miracle to happen. 
Like a grandfather clock, you 
had stopped moving. Time 
becomes a scoop from your ancestor’s 
skull. You start digging 
the floor for broken pins, 
holding the secret prayers. 
You watch yourself...

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Mountain, wind, freedom
River, water, clarity 
Dessert, sand, anger...

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