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Writer's pictureNolcha Fox

Just Like You

Since I found you on the floor 

without a pulse, you’ve been 

replaced by someone else 

who looks just like you.


She’s knitted me some

socks to keep me warm

through winter nights.


She scrapes the bread

crumbs from the table,

deposits them into the trash.


She’s not a selfish slob

like you were, but she 

has your dark and soulless

eyes that bore right through me.


I know she’s waiting for me

to collapse into a senseless

heap, but meanwhile, she brings

tea and cookies. She has

nowhere else to go. Besides,

the fire is nice.


published in Entropy

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