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Over life’th
--dedicated,
in all earnestness,
to art
or art’s complacent kitten:
to Blakeneck,
or stillness!—
one wi..
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We grow from an unraveling story,
told with words from a silence agape,
to be picked by children
in the ripe light of day.
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Tink of the poets and poems:
small, protective sounds amid gristle.
Each,
furious,
in a room of its own.
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--Far—
Anneka,
--Far—
England-from your grace,
the gentlest cuff,
opes’ndais my face
tilts.
--Far,
basked—
I t..
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There is O hourglass follows me room to room
--O, I say, for an would speak of glass and sand,
(a mothering, sondering brand),
O it is for no&..
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Gesturous
--hanged a rose from your dress—
of intentions fine. And yet,
to bring a pincin’death
upon a rose
--Spring unstress&rs..
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O considerate
love of men:
a careful love, wending stem.
Buckram men,
--waffle down:
layered cloth
of doub’led sound—
bu..
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River is the story
--raspid—
of a thousand grasp’ed
wrapped in garments of blue and gold:
River breath
--mist off stone—
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How fine a solemn hand
--shadow hushed and limpbird—
crossed by the hand of another,
twined.
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I once loved a girl named Sestina.
She told me,
“I love Arnaut Daniel, not you.”
Then, in the following order:
“You I not lo..
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