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Carwash Graveyard

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James Curtis Geist
Carwash Graveyard

CARWASH
 
Bucket.   Water.
 
Soap.  Sponge.  Hose.  Rags.  Vacuum.
 
Wax.  Elbow grease.
 
Shiny.
 
 
 
 
GRAVEYARD
 
Tombstone  epitaph.
 
He    washed    my    car.
 
Good heart.
 
R.I.P.
 

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Tags: 
Contemporary
Poetry Genre: 
Freestyle
Topic: 
Five Senses
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