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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
An Exploration of Human Shape and Light
“The healing is a continent
too. It is the tissue
of human faith, the ache
of animal longing. “
Field Guide
“By noon, we knew the sun was through with us
and our small adventure. Even the bloodwort,
the tall red ferns, and the L-O-V-E scored
in black paint below the overpass could tell
we knew nothing of them.”
The Mountain of Longing
“Returning home after her divorce, she moves through airport crowds, her grandmother’s house, and the tight choreography of conversation with her mother—love expressed through food, folded clothes, silence, and superstition.”
A Stranger’s Hips, A Stranger’s Hands
“In my mind I played the image of him and the visual artist, their long limbs entangled, his hand on her throat, his eyes on her contorted face, his other hand kneading her heavy breasts.”
“I Have Been Exposed to a Toxic Mineral Compound” & “Ode to Kubrick’s ‘Old Woman in Bath’”
oiceless
but for when you appear
mirrored, a bloated hag
haw-hawing like a woman
could, I suppose, if he imagined
so.
This Weight, This Warmth
“Slipping around the woman, who smiles at unconscious Caleb, Daddy Sami spends a minute in front of Frank (No. 7). Massive man, massive cigar, massive leather coat.”
All My Ancestors
“Now all the women after, are her lovers and will praise her with gifts. With their sacred rot, their bodies will mingle in the making of new soil.”
“Another Moon” & “Bruised Jasmines”
“Nearing thirty, we’re still children who see only metaphors. We’re pilgrims who follow the glow, our minds the candles burning in a tin box, all wax and flames.”
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