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Arguments about Foxes and Virginity Lost

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shouts across the kitchen table

asking myself
“how did she find us”



asking myself
“how did she grow up so fast

“how did he get through the fence”




childhood—
crushed thistle bushes in the garden

fox
in the garden
after dark
NaPo day 5

Wanted to do something more minimalistic this time around, while still conveying an important aspect of the story.

How do you think the "action" bits of the poem work? Too forced?
How do you think the "thought bubble" bits of the poem work? Do they make sense?
Is there a better way to convey that the thoughts come from two different characters?
Is the piece too clunky as a whole?
Other thoughts?

Thanks for reading! Hope you enjoyed ^^

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I totally get it. I like the clunkiness of it. It isn't too much, but it gives a little bit of a disjointed feeling, and that's how thoughts are, particularly thoughts like this.

I'm really loving these, Azi! :la: