Poems by Justin Groft

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  • Under the dim falsified glow
    of a lean and towering Eugene street lamp...

  • Above a cheaply plateaued landscape
    of dime-a-dozen evergreens...

  • Every little detail of you is left haunting me
    like amber dipped embedded coals left embraced...

  • Some cold f**king response
    coming from you, of all people...

  • I empty another box...
    clothes from a different fad...

  • A conjunction is...
    a simple function...

  • Sifting through this landscape
    stretched far and wide, yet few between...

  • Dirty Russians
    broken bicyclettes...

  • As i sit in here in mild trepidation
    i wonder what lies amidst that stare...

  • I woke up this morning
    just to pick up the front page...

  • Turn the keys & put the lights on low
    i sold my ties, took a chance at running...

  • This is the right step in the wrong direction
    i don't think ill ever care...