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Lauren

from Days of Iron by Ry Smith

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You picked me up when I was carrying my keyboard home//we sat on a porch with a torch on a wicker throne//no need to figure out what it's all about//no need to fantasize with these tired eyes//We sat on a beach with a peach on a blanket of snow//the day was ugly but frankly I needed to know//what you were all about in this town of twenty-four thousand//maybe we'll make it out alive//Lauren I didn't forget that I tried to let you into my heart//no need to lullabies or some fuckin' lie about how we should start again//I watched you dance in a house that was olden than dirt//and maybe I felt something or maybe I was just hurt//no need to hypothesize with these wonder-whys//what can I thank you for?//I'm so fuckin' bored.

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from Days of Iron, released June 12, 2018

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Ry Smith Newport, Rhode Island

Ry Smith (Eastern Phoebes/Camera-Head Shark) is a poet/composer living and creating in the 21st century.

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