Skin Parchment Poem by Sheena Blackhall

Skin Parchment



On the wishing tree
Hang lips, a moustache, three hearts
Twirling in the breeze

A cloud like a fat cigar goes puffing off
To nowhere

On a Yesterday’s girlfriend
Old Loves are tattooed like graffiti
Skin parchment memoirs
Peeling around the edges
Unwelcome as the afterwhiff
Of a fart.

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