Wood splinters buried
in the soles
of soft feet
like old fencing nails
now earthed inches deep
preserved from pre-war construction.
The empty mill-lot barn
brittle as its worried tale
told like telephone static
in the warm night fog,
the haunts regale.
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Hello! My name's Boris. I'm a writer, chef, musician and Italian-American. I like to write just about anything creative--poetry, prose, songs, jokes, scenes and whatever else I need to. Stop reading now.
Fine. Words and food have both been lifelong interests. By the time I was five I was off the kids' menu. In middle school I won an award for being the best at grammar. I won the spelling bee as well, just so you know.
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