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Cracking
Feeble mauve against the sky. Are we carrion, blistered and bleached? Craters ablast shale flayed from mountains and piled against the moon’s reflection. We were not here among the sheaves of paper, the mounded dirt. I think this, the wretched beginning, was when I could see sand, a mote impaling the air. Dissipation, chemical disposal…
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Untitled
Salt, When the tide comes in. My eyes are clear And the grains of sand are mirrors Reflecting one another For miles. Beyond the horizon I know nothing waits And only becomes. Piers Stand crumbling, Tickmarks that circle the shore. I can count the number of times I’ve been here. My hands, my words, Adding…
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Scenic
The shape of your waist is a bolt of red satin wrapped around a spool. The woven ripple makes waterfalls and valleys, lines and angles. I can see you, a pillar, red, against the sky, against mother earth and father city.
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Flora
Some say opening, blooming, But each petal unwinds Itself across the air, Denying gravity’s hands And existing only for itself And its encircled sisters.