Closets

Closets

A Poem by Jamie Wilkinson
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Get rid of it.

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Your sliver of a stare

and canyons of corduroy

pleats in loose slacks

like crow’s crinkled feet

in rays around black eyes,

Still reside in drawers

that hold what I cannot.


Your swamps of bruises

and rolling planes

of freckle constellations

geometric skin cells

and fine hair flecks,

Still are tucked in cupboards

that hold what I cannot.


Your shallow self-worth

and small calloused palms

sweating through sleeves

wiped on satin tablecloths

in streaks of liquid silver,

Still are trapped in closets

that hold what I cannot.

© 2015 Jamie Wilkinson


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Jamie Wilkinson
Jamie Wilkinson

Montreal, Quebec, Canada



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