On A Day In February A new knock knock knock against the wall (he wind is blowing, I should mention that) for two decades the birch tree in the backyard has leafed and thickened stretched to reach… Read More
Inside the red canyons of the human heart 724 trillion blood cells
fly by carrying their bead of oxygen
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Who am I to say
what is impossible?
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Sheila’s mane was silver and her tail flowed like water when she ran.
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Two miles away the enemy’s child turned to see
her flash of light and felt his eardrums shatter
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Now is the weight in the hand of ripened daylight
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She draws the outline
of Africa
in the air between us
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I lived the pastoral summer with her in the squat house
in the middle of the field where the sky
liked to rest its heavy blue foot
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