Poems from hanalalamboy

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Jewish, Puerto Rican, Powerful Woman
Under the fall leaves Sitting, waiting for answers, The world stops, let’s see.  
Silent lies rub ears, Touch my thigh and affirm me; What a curse you left.  
Tell me, silently, That you never loved me; easy. What a lie you sang.  
Heels tapped on the floor In the auburn summer sky, The birds shrieked, why try?  
Eyes burn bright red, pained, Cold is the bed when alone; Maybe she sang once.  

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