Disembalmed Poem by Laura Milner

Disembalmed



Tongue untied,
Jaw slackened
you taught me to spit words that came tangled in thought.

Skeletons entwined without conflict.
My body became a vessel for
Adoration.
Seeped through every pore,
soaking my dress.

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clunky
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