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Bhavyakirti
The Bazaar of the Bizarre
Sep 13, 2021

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Learn something about my personal fiancé, I mean finance. When
You sit in my living room, ramble about your greens; I will about mine.

Who has it worse? We shall compete. My stereo will play the distant chiding
of our parents’ money-talks, the ruffle of note-whips in stale bedrooms.

Iron out smaller denominations with me, lament at our marriages to
Worldly affairs. Race the roll of coins, the toss of die, the gamble of

Raindrops clinging to beat car windows. Later when you egress, I will
Rejoice at your plight. My doritos are a swindler’s worth, if luck be

My lady tonight. The hundred I gave you for a cab will double in
Tomorrow’s lunch of debt. Investments count on pride and shame,

And tears in a tête-à-tête.

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Bhavyakirti
The Bazaar of the Bizarre

Lawyer. Writes poetry and on poetry. Also likes making fun of things and people, mostly of herself (@bhavyakirti on instagram).