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Tag Archives: poetry
on giving blood
The needle in the fold of my elbow siphons its pint slowly, that thin line of blood similar to what ties me to my children. I feed this, too; life in sanitized, filtered units, impersonal, cooled for delivery. I will not … Continue reading
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
Fortune Cookies
Wisdom, like coffee, is never good instant. You hold the keys to success. Don’t lock them in the trunk. Chinese Zodiac gone bad: the snake swallows the rabbit. Chinese Zodiac revenge: the horse tramples the snake. The dragon breathes on the horse, … Continue reading
poor man’s manure
April snow is sullen, heavy, yellowed with pollen but determined to stall budding. We shake our heads at flakes falling past their season, mutter threats against weather as we take out shovels and brushes just put away, but my farmer neighbors welcome it, … Continue reading
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Tagged April snow, apring, dverse, poetry, poor man's manure, spring snow
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past imperfect, present imperative
for all of them If she were cut, if those had been knives and not penises penetrating, if those were bruises and not black magic marker scrawling who was there on her tits as if she wore a wall for graffiti … Continue reading
word salad
Some associations clang. I want to toss a word salad out the windows of widows– their eyes surprised by drift and shift of ships carrying no-one home but hope, no meaning to be found– just round sound unbound from syntax, a sin … Continue reading
Catastrophe
Erasure from http://www.livingunderdrones.org/victim-stories/, and from http://nymag.com/nymetro/news/sept11/2003/n_9189/index1.html, Two missiles fired at our hujra we didn’t hear the missile and then it was there when I gained consciousness, there was a bandage on my eye. I didn’t know what happened I could only … Continue reading →