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train poem

Aimee Bungard April 6, 2024

for my lining

crimson and loamy

nudging the womb to stretch

into the morning of the beginning

bladder ballooned

yet battened down and out

lungs cleaved

two great gasping gunnies

flung over your uterine shoulder

symphony of chaos

playing late for the maternal organ waltz

capped off by a second,

ne third encore

micro chimerism

all this to say

16 (14,11) years later

—Rocking pleasantly along

working the sway (clay) of the car

into a cradle

even a robber barron

craves

one last tuck

goodnight, my baby bubba—

I am purposefully spelunking

Black Sabbath

plumbing the depths of Ozzys

steel town gestation

on the recommendation

of my own

disillusioned boy-man of a musician

unbothered with the knowing

that he still

with lotus severed

can shift my organs

—-neurons long dark

—-sparking to life

—-in this mom brain

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