poetry LAWN FLAMINGOS by Mark Jackley October. Topped with frost, they migrate not much less
than commuters and bus drivers flecked with gray who pass them
every morning, dreaming of pink summers,
checking for lost plumage in the rear-view.
THE INSOMNIAC WANTS TO CURL UP SOMEWHERE by Mark Jackley Like a cinammon roll, curling into its soft, sweet center. Like the cat, curling into her fur, finding warmth, peace, knowing there is nothing to do but love oneself. This is where the problem starts.
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