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First published on LabLit.com, http://www.lablit.com/article/356

 

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just a nuclear raspberry
blown in the pillow-talk
of a big bang

a faint hum comes
from the bad hair day
of its electronic halo

those damn flies,
it swears, always
flirting with strangers


 

 

 


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