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Mouth Tongue Hold

A free-verse poem

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Take no notice of the road kill
or the meal that was made,
there is no point in dwelling-
no good will come.

The crash dived into a tired wreck
like ships in the midnight blue,
there is no point in dwelling-
no tears will fall.

Best not to let your words go
rope them up and hold the hang,
there is no point in dwelling-
off someone else's tongue.

© Lennie Varvarides, January 2021

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Lennie Varvarides
Lennie Varvarides

Written by Lennie Varvarides

London-based dyslexic creative working in development. Founder of DYSPLA, founding editor @ The Museum of the Neurodivergent-Aesthetic.

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