Poetry
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BLUE THREADS
The wires in the water have opened a window. Oh, we are the same
snow. They say, sense of space sense of space. And I watch the
miasma I was disappear.
WILD WINDOW
A dead wolf watched droplets of its deleted atoms retune. The little
auroras were dressed in tendrils, announcing a rare abyss.
MEMBRANE GARDEN
In the season of small tufts, wearing a blazing brain. In the audience
of the indivisible. A new species of saliva in the staggering waves. No
dirt. No other words.
THE HISTORY OF A STEM IS ANOTHER STEM
The groan in a piece of paper. The brain in a stone.
ORGANS OF THE CORMORANT
The eyes in a fawn. The fawns in a wolf. The paws in an acre of alfalfa.
The fear in a corn field. The absence in a goose. The loom in a worm.
CARRION DIARY
The snow embalmed a dismembering owl.
WILD WINDOW 2
I have always been a cowslip facing away.
THE LAKE IN A FROG
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.
I can still see the lake in a frog. I can still see the lake in a frog.