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Poetry by Craig Kirchner •
Photography by Mitch Miller
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Runaway
I was born hitchhiking,
breast fed on Interstate
and Motown. Mother
dreamed of a garden,
plaited wildflowers
and gypsy weed.
Her teeth were the stars,
her breasts
home in the rain,
illegally squatted
under the laughing tree,
waiting on the charity
of berries
and a dry back seat.
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