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Poetry

Dirty Laundry

December 2, 2013Jennifer Butler Basileclothes on highway, clothes strewn about, conjecture, dirty laundry, poem, throwing out unwanted belongings Leave a comment

Clothes strewn on the highway

Crumpled masses of cotton,
t-shirts, shorts,
a tent of denim

Spurned just like their owner,
a lover spurned,
a woman scorned

Flung from the window with reckless abandon
but in effigy
isn’t as edifying
as the real thing

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