Issue 17, April 1998
Bridgette Moore - Two Poems
In front of the subway entrance
i hate when women
are 10 feet
in front of you,
maybe more,
and still
you smell the linger
of their perfume.
No.
No.
you
feel the stench
of their smell
taking over your right
to sense other scents.
to make your way
about this world
in your way.
worse too,
it's always cheap.
the kind that
doesn't knock.
just has its way
with you.
and when it says
goodbye,
all you have
is a headache saying
Hello.
barely there
barely there.
lingering.
tasting.
remembering.
it found you.
barely there.
lingering.
tasting.
remembering
loving.
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