3/16/2017 Two poems by Mary Julia KlimenkoAditya Doshi
PROPHYLACTIC SONG She had some blue earrings he loved to put his hand between her legs and he admired her blue earrings were lost somehow and she understands the secret part it was because they were beautiful too beautiful for her they made him fuck her all the time and when the druggist told him they were the best kind because they weren’t too wet you know juicy well he wasn’t thinking about her blue earrings made her cry because they were lost and that bitch hid them from herself in her own sleep and he makes phone calls to her in the night and tells her not to wear stockings so she puts on the white silk ones he doesn’t call for three days she is considering taking them off LAST LIGHT She wanted last light something beautiful. He wanders in heat lightening. Imagining possibilities room for two release and rain she knows this problem can be fixed. Aware she may lose edges get sharp no magic fix no one grieves at the edge wild streams or a shoreline tall grass she doesn’t block his escape route she knows she has to wait become invisible dusk quiet and still until he returns. Bio: Mary Julia Klimenko obtained her BA & MA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University where she taught Creative Writing for two years before returning to school to get a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology. She divides her time between her private psychotherapy practice and writing. She has a chapbook published by Spire Press, Source Vein, is published in numerous literary journals and has three limited edition books in print in collaboration with artist, Manuel Neri. Comments are closed.
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