The First Pavement Sight

The First Pavement Sight

A Poem by Sophie

His hat raising
high the russian roof beams

with a rented piano in scanty
keeps,

though a heavy latch
cannot know a rim.

If we define the boundary
as the place from which we

begin our presencing it seems
a stretching of each gorged

morning, or that uncertain light
trying on the yellow stairwell.

A man stands strumming the corpse
clock to brim, brim, brim.

© 2008 Sophie


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Sophie
Sophie

Wellington, New Zealand



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I believe that flowers aren't poisonous until you touch them. And that fallen petals are one of the most tragic sights in the world. I believe that all men are actors and actors are all men. I believe.. more..

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