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Holotype

November 26, 2020

Holotype

Aaron Sandberg

They operate with knives to turn themselves back into wolves, who now wait and gaze into this forest— watching for ear icks of edible deer like me. Tell me what it’s like to lean into the cold. Tell me what it’s like to howl and howl and howl.

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By julietteIn Poetry, woodland (Issue No. VIII)

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