Big hair, and distinguished gentlemen completely oblivious to the lack of women's rooms with men pacing in the aisles carrying water: bottled not tap flowing like lava fake not pure electric lights foaming in neon and dry ice fog man made like stadiums or conference rooms stuffed full of bored listeners planning their escapes.
OCRACOKE MELODIES
The air flickers beneath their hooves, nostrils flared manes flying in the wind like kites. Shades of brown and tan and even black thundering by as the wild horses race across the meadows, the sand, free to roam as they please.
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L.B. Sedlacek's poetry has appeared in Down in the Cellar, Poetry Monthly, Bear Creak Haiku, and Red River Review among others, and hosts the small press podcast, Coffee House To Go.
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