The Disconnected Number I Still Call
Is Yours
By Abigail QuigleyPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
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The disconnected number I still call / is yours
after our seven years apart / (see! Ours!)
to blub and beg / persistent and adamant
that time is not a healer / as my mother once said.
As though our bond had become a revulsion / (to you)
you left without a word / cut the key
and changed your number / purposefully
leaving behind a crater / in the midst of my twenties.
We are genres, politics and paint shades / apart
but we moulded well / cemented but cracked
like mosaic tiles / in our kitchen all those years ago
you and I / were connected numbers we still called.
I heard you got married...
Are her eyes as blue as mine?
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