Terry Abrahams lives and writes quietly in Toronto. His work has been a part of BALDHIP, (parenthetical), Peach Mag, and the Puritan, among others.
together, with the covers drawn
here in the dark
we don’t need to be boys
we can be better
learn to trust
what you cannot see
I know I know
it sounds strange
but what you know
with your body remains
even after it goes
yes even after it goes
I promise
autobiography
this handful of stones
each one carrying a wish
to hit its target
to rearrange this afternoon
so that maybe memory
will save me
how to avoid a haunting
get a dog and teach her one trick:
speak
in the locker room
when the body is in observation
you might feel the heart swell
I’ve been careful not to mistake this
for admiration
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