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Untitled by Montreux Rotholtz

On a trail behind the library
someone found a woman.


She had only three teeth left
which was the most shocking thing


and she was dead
and her clothes were missing.


The police said her teeth were pulled
and ribbons braided into her hair


like vents of yellow sulfur.
For a long time, the whole school was afraid


and no one would walk anywhere
except for some girls.
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