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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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Recent Poetry
May 5, 2012
we met two days after her birthday
we planned it all for her remembering what we had promised carefully sitting around the table... Read More... May 5, 2012
This is the woman who boiled the bones
for your broth, the one who scrubbed the guts of fish from your arms, the salt of ocean from your hands, the woman who presses her face into your shoulder remembering the talcum smell of your skin... Read More... May 5, 2012
Childhood, that sleepy season, hovered at the ceiling.
It fell like a silk net and we wore its colors, wrestled soundlessly in the soft, rotting cave where we hid from you, handed death back and forth like a flashlight. ... Read More... May 5, 2012
I remember, too, how she tended our small bodies,
ironed skirts that cupped our legs like bells, dabbed lotion pink as icing on our scrapes... Read More... May 5, 2012
Mother has eyes that draw me in. Like a fish on a squiggly-wormed line, I cannot escape, do not think of escape. Mom, Mama, Mother, Dear, hold me, hug me, love me. ...
Read More... March 31, 2012
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