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If I were a coat

Published in Literary Hatchet Magazine back in 2017

By HimanPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

If I were a coat

Dangling on a clothes hanger,

My price would be cold

And the buyer would have to be you.

If I were a coat

Worn on wintry days,

Safe on your body I would hang

And watch the birds

Through the button holes.

If I were a coat

Thrown and folded on a floor,

I would wait for you

No matter how long I lay there

Alone, untouched, and dead.

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Himan

A displaced writer and translator at heart.

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    Written by Himan