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REFRESHER

By Ewen Glass

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Bending at the waist, chaste,

chased around a playground,

performing in the round

 

by lighter-burned see-saw or

a carpark near her house. A kiss

tastes like Refreshers, I say.

 

Breath and time pivot sour,

a tumour in the decades.

Boiled. Sticky.

 

I’d like to say it still.


 
 

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