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Darwin

First, maybe we felt human, before the thumbs
slid down the walls of the hand
and prior to all this hairlessness,
bed sheets hung on a wire.
Maybe we were good and shrews,
eating six times our body weight
and admiring the sunset.
But maybe we were moles,
pleased to have underground
such interesting company.

© 2002 Ed Skoog

Ed Skoog has had work published recently in 3rd Bed, Mid-American Review, Slate, New Orleans Review, and Fine Madness

A finalist for the Yale Younger Poets award in 2000, he lives and writes from New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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