his photos | her words
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
outposts
in certain places
streets are stone-washed rivers,
stoops,
for tying your boat
foul breath
kamikaze kane:
he wore leather, he went, fast–
wore a pinky ring.
*
if you ignore it,
it thickens and tangles and
trips your smooth stride
if you match faces,
stand at-nostrils, in place? then
you've foul breath to hide.
bear hug
walking from the train
i met a friend; we shivered
and smiled at our laughs
*
wait, you're telling me
that we're all meant to pretend
that we don't yet know?
*
i find, in summer
the mountains are lighter, heights
more easy to carve
best lemons
if you're attentive
the sky comes out charging and–
big as it is–calms.
*
one million rocks
one vermillion tide; my
eyes on this blue pen.
*
hey, sit next to me.
we'll drink minted lemonades
and watch our sneakers
pebbled us.
why not make me wait?
go on then, climb your tree and–
shh, sneak back inside
*
this makes me think of
you, me, and all those times we'd
salt our cuffs at sea
sit next to me.
if you can help it
avoid obfuscation; hey!
fewer words, more true
***
if you'd seen me then
would you've known my sly grin, felt
reverberations?
good form
erroneous frames
around our nebulous forms;
please feel free to stRETCH
Saturday, April 3, 2010
stopping blocks
us against the 'stop'
solid urging, forward on
we need no limits
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