The Clothes Man Poem by Leslie Philibert

The Clothes Man

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Sucked out of denim and
cotton, half in running

flat over the bedroom floor,
skinless like a cartoon cat,

somebody I knew yesterday;
an underarm stainer; a tracer,

a schlepper of ballast
hidden in layers; now magicked away

as I sleep as a pink filling,
ready to meet myself.

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