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At the Fruit Stand
You’ve forgotten
his cheekbone, the angle
of his jaw, his blonde or brown hair
until the roadside fruit stand reminds you
of that
first kiss at fifteen.
The juices linger
sloppy on your chin.
The sun dips into the hills.
Notice your pulse.
Remember—
not him
Remember
you. You
still
here.
by
Mary Kibbe
by Mary Kibbe
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This was fantastic.
Written on Nov. 10, 2013.
Last revised
June 14, 2014
133
reads.
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Mary Kibbe
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