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ooey gooey quesadilla
yellow yellow cheese
strings from my mouth
strings from my mouth
ooey ooey gooey
gooey hot hot cheese
sweetheart some things
sweetheart some are
unmistakeably American
I am with strings
of drool hanging
from my mouth, lips
slightly parted, yellow
wide-eyed contact
white tortillas press
my face flat into
my face flat into
the griddle.
This poem is a part of my lunch poem series. During the month of December 2021, I will be reading poems by Frank O'Hara's Lunch Poems and writing some of my own. If you like this, check out my profile for more! And watch me read a poem by Frank:
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Joe Nasta
Hi! I'm a queer multimodal artist writing love poems in Seattle, one half of the art and poetry collective Eat Yr Manhood, and head curator of Stone Pacific Zine. Work in The Rumpus, Occulum, Peach Mag, dream boy book club, and others. :P
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