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We broke into the station
to reach the roof, the abandoned
bank to see the chandelier. Shellac
records turned shingles and oh yes
a storm. To reach through
the bayou and pull out fish
with your bare hands. Set milk
in the cellar to clabber. In New Orleans
no one asked a gentleman who
demeaned himself with discretion
any questions. Spilling red ink
in a duel. Wet cement on Fifth
and Maine. You know what to do.










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Megan Pugh was born and raised in Memphis, and now lives in California, where she's finishing her Ph.D. at U.C. Berkeley. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in DENVER QUARTERLY, THE OXFORD AMERICAN, ZYZZYVA, and WEB CONJUNCTIONS. She has also written criticism for PLEIADES, FLYP, and AFRICAN AMERICAN REVIEW, and ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY online.