works by william pham, 2005-present
Demons in the Old Machines I was her brother when she lay her head on my shoulder and her temples shook like demons in old machines, goblins in the typewriters and gremlins in the wheels of the Greyhound number 3. When she lifted her head and her hair away from my arm I was not her brother. No brother no lover; all I had for company were the demons in the old machines: devils in the engine thrumming in time to the ghosts in her pulse.
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