{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Audius","provider_url":"https://audius.co","title":"Bed Bug by Jessica Holter, The Punany Poets • Audius","description":"My poem \"Bed Bug\" comes from a story my foster mother used to tell me about a brown man on a train in a new white suit. He's dressed to the T, and feeling great about his move North. Suddenly, a white man reached over to him and removed a bed bug from his shoulder. Well, the brown man was furious. \"Put it back,\" he yelled at the helpful traveler, \"white folks can't stand to see us have nothin'!\"  LOL - I hope you enjoy this piece, it's one of my favs.","html":"<iframe src=\"https://audius.co/embed/track/2AddZ?flavor=card\" width=\"100%\" height=\"480\" allow=\"encrypted-media\" style=\"border: none;\"></iframe>","width":500,"height":480,"thumbnail_url":"https://v.monophonic.digital/content/QmVkPSiHq7rHGbQvTRkLfxRJMtqsbAh8fb3pm4c3Z9gV5G/480x480.jpg","thumbnail_width":480,"thumbnail_height":480,"author_name":"Jessica Holter, The Punany Poets","author_url":"https://audius.co/GhettoGirlBlue","cache_age":3600}