‘Rubrication’ and other poems
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By: RC deWinter

rubrication
your skin
bronzed by your labors in the sun
is no soft envelope
wrapping your bone and sinew
it’s the parchment of years spent
doing what men do
i want to illuminate the pages
of this book of hours
let me be the quill that illustrates
all you accrue
i have stained my lips scarlet just for you
when i slide them up and down your skin
you’ll be inked with passion’s tattoo
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logorrhea
too early or too late
my time is always out of joint
too early for nashville
too late for your love
the two things i wanted most
oh they clapped in the studio
then sent me on my way to nowhere
and i was years too late for your applause
now my voice is chained
to these words that just won’t stop
is any of it good or am i…
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I had to look up “rubrication.” I thought it was what my former life used to be: creating grading rubrics!
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Words dear Liz. Always new ones to discover and create with. Hello from Michigan.
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Indeed there are!
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