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Mandrake Root

Suppose your mind is made of words that seek the sun with poison from the soil; that your sentences could climb as vines do, chest high at dawn, a canopy by noon, yet come nightfall, a miasma of torment  and entanglement must prevail; that you are made illusory by our simple present tense, even asContinue reading “Mandrake Root”

Posted byextrasimileSeptember 29, 2012Posted inliteracyTags:Mandrake Root, poetry4 Comments on Mandrake Root

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