Fun & Other
Also not part of the grief series - this one refuses to be pinned down at all.
One poem argues, completely seriously, that humanity's problems could be solved if certain body parts learned to work as a team. Another follows a man convinced he could have saved someone, replaying a hundred thousand versions of the day he couldn't. There's a eulogy for a first love who never stopped being loved. There's a rhyme about a girl so unpleasant she smells like a foot. Nothing here is trying to match the tone of the poem next to it.
The voice that carried so much grief finally allows itself to laugh.
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Poetry