by John Grey
they left me here
she brawls
with speech
rips at her rescuers
as if they
were inquisitors
dogs are glad
for the light
cats sprawl
into the air
she leaves
belligerently
eyes squabbling like pigeons
lips their own target
hollering and bloody
Thursday, June 24, 2010
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