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We Move to the Left and We Move to the Right
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Contributed by Casse Clark

Looking down into the darkness
where my black boots meet the wet pavement
see if I can match my heartbeat
to the tap-tap-tap of my heels
I hear them scrambling behind me
I hear their saliva rasping in their throats
and swinging toward the ground
I can smell their retchedness
as it slowly begins to fade
I wonder what I look like in this moment
with this self-satisfied smile on my face
I wonder if you would find some smallness
to love in me right now
And I somehow imagine that you're watching me
From a window above shrouded in darkness
I can feel your eyes on me
So I look up at you and smile brighter
Shove my hands into my pockets
And let the bounce catch my feet
I haven't forgotten, my love
That there are depossessed demons behind me
I just no longer care to walk backwards.


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 Reviews of "We Move to the Left and We Move to the Right"
Reviewed by Chris Davis (Reader)
Reviewed on August 7, 2006
I like it it reeks of life. of life that doesn't realize anything. also the juxtaposition of needing love and the inability to love anything is great.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on September 22, 2005
well defined poetry ... the finale is great ...


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