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Hunched - Jan. 18, 2026

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jan 18
  • 1 min read

I pass a picture window

my back bent, like a bow,

waiting to be strung

 

or perhaps a fishing rod

with a big one

pulling on the hook

 

didn’t your mother ever yell

 

Don’t hunch, stand up straight!

 

her echo falls on my lazy ear,

I groan and pull my spine skyward

 

this entertainment

comes with a caution:

 

even this will not hasten

my next kiss with the ground

                      

                

 
 
 

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