You Poem by Kaitlin Van Zile
You
you.
were always good at zippers
at buttons
at pulling apart my chapped lips
and forcing them into a smile that pleased you
my teeth perched
somewhere between a half scabbed over wound
and a sarcastic smirk.
sincerity didn’t matter to you, anyway
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: sarcastic
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