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Meredith MacLeod Davidson

Meredith MacLeod Davidson is a poet and writer from Virginia, currently based in Scotland, where she recently earned an MLitt in Creative Writing from the University of Glasgow. Meredith has poems in Propel Magazine, Cream City Review, Frozen Sea, and elsewhere, and serves as senior editor for Arboreal Literary Magazine.



A Conduct Akin to Crime

 

 

 

If you are a stone then I am

 

sorry for the moment

 

we were but a-float-in wat-

 

-er you sank faster than I.

 

 

 

 

I.I

 

 

 

With every surge of body

 

cardiac missed the clock-shift

 

siphoned daylight, split then

 

 

 

misaligned, brief, bloodwork

 

work, the very! syncopated

 

My very bloodwork syncopated.

 

 

 

If we’re being honest, I-I-I read

these journals, of a man, lawyer, fashioned

in conversation with Tecumseh, the Bible,

sure, under the bed he’d kept in-

cased, a handgun, I never saw, though

 

when despair emerged on the

page I tried to pick the lock.





 
 
 

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