October is here
for Mothers and Sons
and whoever wearing
violence; it becomes.
10 November 2007
28 October 2007
24 October 2007
[Oh bitterness]
Oh bitterness
you watch a horse.
and I
wouldn't be surprised
if you didn't answer
the asked question?
Molested.
A white pressed
jungle rest-bed?
you watch a horse.
and I
wouldn't be surprised
if you didn't answer
the asked question?
Molested.
A white pressed
jungle rest-bed?
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[I cannot]
I cannot
make this palatable,
I'm sorry.
and I won't lie
when you're distracted with it
I'll escape
with a lock, cut from your head.
Keeping a locket
under featherbeds.
make this palatable,
I'm sorry.
and I won't lie
when you're distracted with it
I'll escape
with a lock, cut from your head.
Keeping a locket
under featherbeds.
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[I just want to feel your touch]
I just want to feel your touch
gently.
and hard.
and running down
your stippled skin
i am
a cautious hand.
gently.
and hard.
and running down
your stippled skin
i am
a cautious hand.
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21 October 2007
a Lucite Spyglass
This weekend, I identify with things in the air
like Polaris, or the muted clouds.
My empathy, now in intestate,
and bearing the brunt of a placid state
ingratiating solar dust.
like Polaris, or the muted clouds.
My empathy, now in intestate,
and bearing the brunt of a placid state
ingratiating solar dust.
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12 October 2007
Maurice Maeterlinck
The morning finds
with no surprise
no surprise.
And straining through the view I'll try
to prise a vista
with my human eyes.
with no surprise
no surprise.
And straining through the view I'll try
to prise a vista
with my human eyes.
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28 September 2007
Straight Through
Waiting with
a bated anticipation for
symbols
—an act now gone,
with it's erect and stifling terror
when
as if a blunted glitter,
seems suddenly then
not so long.
These isolate
and shaded centers
are like a lonely goldenrod
a bated anticipation for
symbols
—an act now gone,
with it's erect and stifling terror
when
as if a blunted glitter,
seems suddenly then
not so long.
These isolate
and shaded centers
are like a lonely goldenrod
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