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Tag Archives: moon
blue moon (55)
This blue moon, just one more made miracle, as if the moon itself isn’t a gift; midsky, bright the full fatness we walk under tells the end; no harvest reaped but bones. There must be indian names for this: Ash moon, bitter moon, full … Continue reading
lune(acy): A Collom lune chain
If I say peepers chime new constellations, danced along the treeline, instead of simply sighing because beauty breaks sweet these spring nights, blame the moon for this clarity, my blood spun into sound that only perigee can make sing.
stones, bones, and perigee
moonset near perigee pulls my blood into a fall east and I want to worship it spin unhinged the way a dervish does or maybe strut a more choreographed joy like a bollywood dancer raising one eyebrow flirted in time to … Continue reading
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Tagged bollywood, bones, dervishes, moon, perigee, poetry, ribs
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endo(exo)symbiosis
Accidental encounters make tides possible, or breath. The moon circles, a controlled, daily near miss pulling tides and weather; orbited evidence of primordial chaining similar to the random engulfment that addicts us to oxygen; our 36 possible mothers rising from one … Continue reading
perspectives
just before sunset a woman walking her dog tells me she was admiring my roses, mostly over but red in that final frantic blooming past the first hard freeze i nod agreement, smile i don’t tell her those are not my roses. … Continue reading
temporary things
Apollos, we made our visits there are maps made of the moon & no goddesses to draw down can anything surprise her now, after clouds caul her new face imitations of second sight meaningless to stone that has orbited everything once … Continue reading