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Bridgeport Connecticut

Five years later I still think about:

sitting on the wooden steps
of your backyard
in a heatwave

summer wind bangs the screen door shut
your hair against your face, sticky heat

gravel between our toes
sun burned rocks
sweating through my shirt

I can smell your deodorant
damp baby powder

you peel grapefruit into centimeters
and slip it between my teeth

just for heartbeat I can taste
your fingertips your skin
against my tongue

you taste like graprefruit with splenda on top
tart and left-handed sweet
and soap from the kitchen sink

a shield of clothesline towels
girls kissing girls under grey Bridgeport skies

Copyright © Allison Grey | Year Posted 2015

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Date: 6/11/2016 11:28:00 PM

ALLISON, well penned. Enjoyed reading your thoughts and words today. *SKAT*

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