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nobody remembers the birdman

Poetry by ​​Timothy Fox

granny says he lived two doors down where the empty lot is

be quiet says the nurse stop that fuss
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but granny points a crooked finger toward the window
he’s out there carrying his house on his back
feathers falling from beneath his coat

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Timothy Fox

Timothy Fox is originally from Texas. He received a Houston Press Theatre Award for his play ‘The Whale; or, Moby-Dick’ and a Vault Festival Spirit Award for his play ‘The Witch’s Mark’. His writing has appeared in Rumble Fish Quarterly, Levee Magazine, Westchester Review and Rubbertop Review. He lives in London.
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