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momentary courage

  • Writer: UCHC Lit Mag
    UCHC Lit Mag
  • Mar 28, 2023
  • 1 min read

Braeden Sagehorn he/him/his


momentary courage


paint me a picture of the moon.


the one we saw that night when

we met in that bar i kept passing 

on the way back to my apartment.


when i caught your face—golden

as the beer in your hand,

smiling, as if the world had invited you

over for the time of your life.


i don’t believe in love 

at first sight, but i knew 

in an instant that i

had to find out

what you were like.


i wanted to dissolve the window 

between us.


i wanted to melt between the walls 

and slip in to see 

what i was missing.

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