the apostrophe is the opposite
of sex
I learned
the word/s meaning
address/es absence
as well as possession
it means something
is missing
that this relates to that
or that this was never there
and frustration marks
when theyre left out
on the front page
left in the gents
at the British Library today
apparently now
mothers can give birth with
their mothers womb/s
what and who is whose
something we may choose to discuss
when touring nuclear plants
in the throes of death
or fear of death
or of the throes
O the possessive
O the apostrophe
O not to be possessed
by the turned away