Cleo Chemical

Cleo Chemical December 16, 2011

Posted by lisadalrymple in First Draft Poems.
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Cleo Chemical is a priestess
Cleo Chemical is obsessed
with crowding womans’ veins
with cherry cordial white
Cleo Chemical sops up
watermelon with her mouth
in Midsummer humidity.
Cleo Chemical is robed
with hot pink neon,
pop art in a window
Cleo Chemical is a hand
waving upside down
Cleo Chemical is holy
beads of sweat on a brow
blessing the ripe
praying for harvest

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Lisa Dalrymple

Cleo Chemical December 16, 2011

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