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It's Not Like We Were Best Friends

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By Gerry ThibeaultPublished about a month ago 1 min read
It's Not Like We Were Best Friends
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Where I’m from rivers flow north not south. 

I don’t belong in that circle of Griffins,

 

if such a circle of Griffins exists, in

a sense—I believe a phoenix exists

 

In the forest within me a phoenix—truly

I have this thing for chairs rudely or maybe,

 

I have this thing for what fits in chairs.

The woods are dark and deep in the north

 

In the north until the tree line, dark, deep, cool

I dumpster dove for one once down south.

 

After diving down south I brought one home

It was one that could fit all extents.

 

All extents were whoppers. I brought them home.

Where I’m from rivers flow north not south. 


SonnetStream of Consciousnesssurreal poetry

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Gerry Thibeault

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    Written by Gerry Thibeault