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In a land where grass won’t grow
this is a field
imagine the grass is knee-high and touching
the grass is the wind tuning
this field.
Entries Tagged as 'Liz'
this is a field
August 18th, 2008 · 2 Comments
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Revisions
July 31st, 2008 · 3 Comments
Song
A sudden lack of desire
strips the night from the waist up -
Bare-breasted night,
Lime-leaf Night,
Night of a thousand catfish
feeding on the surface
of a city pond in spate -
the sky’s discarnate twin
disturbed by their blind hunger.
This is the night
mother would sing of
from the bottom of the well,
the one that […]
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Materials and Memory
June 21st, 2008 · 6 Comments
Agency
Our gasoline held to everything - his sister’s dress
and grass, snails in the pond - within the smell of things burning
even the air disappeared. But I can hardly see
the blank fields anymore
for the earth has no memory
and cannot refuse to grow.
Generation
Incredible stillness a scene suddenly mute
no cicadas left for no trees remained […]
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Valse
April 22nd, 2008 · 6 Comments
Valse
Hush, I planted an acacia nut
in the milk white flesh
of your palm so that we might forget
all the things we’ve loved and lost
never to come again.
No, I planted two seeds -
one for you and one for me -
hold your palms out
so we might see
their movement towards light
breaking twice the space between
earth and sky - […]
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Song
March 15th, 2008 · 3 Comments
In the streetlight four
porcelain cups on the curb
carefully placed.
Momentarily ruin dares not court
their strict white, the soiled language of concrete,
the way one could not slip a sheet of paper
between the two.
Consider the spring-stunned plumeria,
the florescent bath of nonsense
striping the night from the waste up.
Bare-breasted night, lime-leaf night,
night of a thousand catfish
feeding on the surface of […]
Some Things
March 15th, 2008 · No Comments
are like the lighthouse song
effortless the
“I too am here in the night
where many things shine.”
Quick Missive
March 15th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Do you remember the July we slept
at Kalaloch? One morning,
at dawn, I saw a bald eagle but didn’t wake you.
I needed to be alone with a thing near extinction.
whose life was meaningful by design,
by my own dull recognition of it.
I write by this excuse: to tell you
last night I heard an artist speak about your […]