by Seth Oelbaum
my tum’s neither full nor em. teddy’s tum? that’s dumb. he has none. all white stuff, fluff. come to me airplane peanuts, salty and saved. mommy bayed when I kept them: it’s not k. no, there’s dough in piggybank; not as much since daddy went up, but we can eat buff chickens still – it won’t kill. let’s bottle juice: red, purple, orange juice. it won’t take a coup, mommy can pick up at fat store. but… bore. peanuts? more! they’re tiny, like crumbs on floor.
Seth Oelbaum is a poetry MFA student at the University of Notre Dame where he publishes the literature fashion zine Karlie Kloss. His publication credits include Red Lightbulbs and Stoked Journal.
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