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Villain of the Day


Three Poems by Katrina Greco

abigail williams they have murdered my motheroh, her mouth stuck fasther hands milk white and boundher brains on the pillow no dream, i have seenthe black rot in black rootsthe grim-faced ancestors, pureof nothing, plain and delicious have i seen goody proctor with the devil?we are friendly after allhe tips his high-crowned hat, petsmy yellow bird his secrets have i handled oftenblackened fingers in the churchyardand when the bones crack dustywhat names do they sing? i have made myself manifestthe crowd at gallows hillall know my namei dangle slow, weird and feted the matter is nothingbe it vice or vengeance…

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