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| bunny ain't no kind of rider |
[Monday January 5th, 2015
at 10:41pm] |
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her come on made me blush |
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hey, you must be aware i'm not alone i've got a tigress back at home and besides you wouldn't know what to do with me.
i need a lover with soul power, and you ain't got no soul power.
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[Tuesday June 23rd, 2009
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what am i supposed to do with this now?
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[Wednesday December 24th, 2008
at 3:56pm] |
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thirsty, like an open-mouthed fish at dawn
dry your hands, remove your coat, recover quickly from the rain and stores covering their windows, closed doors for the evening—at least, come over
warm your hands, hang your coat, pray the freshly distributed rain soaks the ground, gutters flooded, city tributary weaving between dead trees—cracking, leaves left hanging but
the earth is not a cold, dead place—even, passerine feathered, rows tied to the sky, chained birds furl outward, arrow across shadows on the cold bodies of houses, house sparrows.
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| something new made from something old |
[Wednesday November 5th, 2008
at 1:35am] |
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it was such a beautiful october, it was perfect. bobby is asleep beside me, soft skin and all. i might turn this thing in to class tomorrow. who knows. i'm exhilarated barack obama won the presidency, i believe in change for america, i believe in us, and yes, yes we can. here's to a better today and tomorrow, a beautiful november and more--
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| nancy jean loved matisse, gauguin and bold colors, too |
[Monday October 13th, 2008
at 2:50pm] |
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 taken by nancy jean, at some unknown time and unknown place
plum-colored curtains her red yes and upside— down chair buried in sand
look for longing, chalk sails crest in waves, turbulent fields on fire mint and sage-soaked thirds he and I met a
mouth open down to bones psag psag psag breathing white body heaves under hospital blankets with minutes left barely not quite yet oh, god, please press on lonely woman summer fields crushed later, snow momentarily breathing, and then—
her fist in her mouth
too late to save you, I imagine he lay you on the floor of his purple lit limosine and warmed your body before we bottled it years later shelved it and dressed it in wood
what’s left: old books, half my body, pots, mugs, couches and cats old ceramic carousel paper press— I’m sorry, mom, I have to let it go
1992 rib
bon bon ed hor
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| learning to love you less |
[Wednesday September 17th, 2008
at 10:58am] |
i want knees pressed deep or fingers clawing at my back plush body in bed to tear up sheets with every turn toward the wall his chipped tooth and want to be with, to be, to—
left out of it
put on a pretty face, smile in the mirror, dress each lash in black - careful mourning salty contoured cheeks
red-eyed, blushed-boned, what does one do with herself in times like these? wanting more than— yet, drinking cold water from a clean canteen dew left dripping down fingers
nothing sounds better than the rain on our skin; one-bodied counting leaves on the front porch, listening
what is it about me in love that makes men want to fight so much, and how to make it better—
learning to love you less means taking out all my scarves for fall, wearing new bracelets and asking for dressing up, red dress and sleeping in a cold, cold bed
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