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Two Summers - Oliver Simpson
2017 Oliver Simpson. All rights reserved.
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Published by AuthorHouse 11/07/2017
ISBN: 978-1-5462-8375-1 (sc)
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CONTENTS
Breathe
Alone in a crowd
Odd
Twist
Cancer
Chill out
Ode to the Gentleman
One more day
Same thing as anyone
Hold my attention
The letter
Shy
Before
Before the end
Okay let me lay this out
Joy
A special moment
Vacation
Crocodile tears
1200
My leash
Cut
Rainy day
Me and my jam jar
Love the show
Three paths
Sermon
You get one
Day 3
Missed
Don’t talk
So compadre
Little things
Outside
Flicker
You don’t know home
Don’t take it personally
Done
Shut up
Terror
Long roads
To her
Not blue
Breathe
One cough
Then you fucked it
Two coughs
Then your weak
Three coughs
Your dying
Four…
Is this your first time?
He exhales.
Slowly.
Throwing his head back allowing crystal mist to fill the room.
Passing to me but a stub.
I feel the pressure build.
The mist oppresses my shoulders.
His red eyes filled with delight.
They half focus on mine.
They sway, I sway.
I cough once.
Beautiful mist, decimated by my jerk.
His eyes pull back, widening like a small explosion.
I feel another burning up through me.
I cough again.
Twice.
The mist dulls as I splash through it, disappearing like crashing waves.
His smile gently droops down,
Watching.
Judging.
I feel it, another so deep.
Like a volcano.
I drew too deep.
I feel it in my head.
I am to deep.
His eyes cut through me.
I am in to deep.
He softly shakes his head.
Holding back. We stare.
I softly