Poems

The Truth

by Todd Boss

is a chewy
treat, like
toffee, only
less sweet,
and slightly
nutty, like
birch bark,
with a salty
aftertaste as
steely as a
flint-spark,
best doused
with straight
whisky or
dark coffee.

—from Yellowrocket: Poems

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