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Dandelion Promises | By Moriana Delgado

Updated: Jul 7, 2020




I think I was an orchard before

hand over heels took what I had

to say on cadmium and color—

a flowering wax dawn my throat

eyes strained by dusk the world

has become mulberry and what

I contain, I am not sure.

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It had to do with space—

broken into, you said (something foreign) in midair

and then it came and I was ready to see my shoulder

plates broad enough to grab bouvardia

even if they were full of lions taking off.

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