melissa crowe
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Sure as I pressed hot hands together, asked the silence 

for what on waking nights I think I still might want: to be lifted 

from my life by some animal bigger than me. Possessed of lungs, wet  

​eyes, silken flanks, I burn. Lowing, lo—feet in sawdust, head upturned.
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