Where Are You Eastwood
By Shannon P. Laws
Long and bent
a switch not picked
Your blue eyes
squint in the sun
Stiff, rough hair
starts a match
at your jaw
Poem: Where Are You Eastwood
voice | poetry
voice | poetry
By Shannon P. Laws
Long and bent
a switch not picked
Your blue eyes
squint in the sun
Stiff, rough hair
starts a match
at your jaw
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