Poems by abracadabra

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  • Then he was tired of hurling himself
    against the flashing, jingling cage of the city...

  • Silent appreciation
    is overrated now...

  • Cradling a microphone on
    the stage a scrunch of...

  • Tea drinking and tutting, while
    Constantly tucking...

  • I refer to the story of the soldier and the woman...
    He tied her thighs together so she could not give...

  • A mirror ball sits on my window sill,
    Small and cheap, a remnant of some party...

  • Upon my dusty window sill,
    a pair of plants...

  • I have a thought; I would extract and polish it
    tenderly, almost every moment...

  • I broke my leg
    the other day...

  • My sisters dance to heaven's music,
    ears tuned to hymns, eyes fixed on stars...

  • This poem isn't mine at all
    It starts and stops like someone else's poem...