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Thoughts on the Bus After Losing Your Car Keys in the Graveyard Drunken sun, fallen face forward, sleeps between rocks and headstones, and the moon, clumsy trickster, is tangled in monkey tree’s arms. The bread you broke, devoured by assailing ravens, leaves no trail, so you glance through the uneven gates, reach deep into pockets once more. Ronda Broatch, Kingston

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Thoughts on the Bus After Losing
Your Car Keys in the Graveyard

Drunken sun, fallen face forward,
sleeps between rocks and headstones,

and the moon, clumsy trickster,
is tangled in monkey tree’s arms.

The bread you broke, devoured
by assailing ravens, leaves no trail,

so you glance through the uneven gates,
reach deep into pockets once more.

Ronda Broatch

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