RhizomesA Poem by Jennifer CI dream of celibacy but reach for desire. In my dreams I am always reaching And waking to find the butter-battered fish Again! Has slithered just into the sinking mattress It leaves its clabber congealing on the wall
These are our mOrning wOes pulling on the each and These are the crises looking up their lineage
The ferns Taking humorous hold above the redwoods. You take one, you take them all
I am with you tonight, Deleuze, Among the reaching rhizomes Meeting in the midst Our knobby bows know no other tangle
I see the river nudging its soiled mouth on my hands An ocean heading through a crevice A golden light around the corn stalk
but they will not tell me their secrets and I have told all mine
© Jennifer Chaussee
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Added on December 13, 2011 Last Updated on December 14, 2011 Tags: literary theory, Deleuze, rhizomes, dreams AuthorJennifer CSacramento, CAAboutI am a poet and non-fiction writer. **All my work is copyrighted. It is your responsibility to understand copyright laws but just as a quick tutorial, they exist as a formality to protect the br.. more..Writing
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