In between the dust and shafted sun, she yawns, her jaw askew.
Her long limbs in the cold.
I cover her. She smells like copper,
like Dial and cheap wine and copper.
Curves on curves, her lashes, the blue
they rest on, brown when open.
I guess we forgot to be good, last night.
I cover her. I guess we forgot to make peace.
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