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Two Poems


Poetry and Audio by:
ABIGAIL STALLINGS




Poem


I’ve grown parts of me I shed
so many shitty people
look cool online 
and in my room
I think grotesquely
textured thoughts 
I am better than a house at almost everything 
I am worse than most houses 
light transposes crochet lace
to a dullish wall
the world has all this surface
still I can’t see my face


















Tape Delay


I let go my lawn
the lines crossed overhead
they stitched me in my life for a while
I was on a first-name basis with the world
and you were on the phone
a downy splotch traveling
thru the nightly projection I thought 
I never wanted these beige rooms
my bluish bedside on a dimmer
I disembark this air
for different air








Follow Abigail:


Web: www.abigailstallings.com

Instagram: @abigailstallings

Bio:

Abigail Stallings is a poet and visual artist. Her work can be found in Blush Lit, Hobart and on her Instagram.



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