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Illustration of a bird flying.
  • To N.F.

    What does the word proclaim? what does it proclaim if you decorate it with a tassel or with a tallis? and put a graven image by, and add the sacrifice’s flesh and add the altar on which its throat is cut and add in circumstance and add up circumcision What stacks up time in the […]

    January 19, 2009
  • To Oppen

    whose name escaped the sign, the stranded star that scars night’s body. Shining just as bright as skylit eyes, you’re peeling open and I in silence can only point toward your pointing. Darting away who will find my arm embedded in the trees felled to make the bird alight? Who will find the swift tiger […]

    January 19, 2009
  • Untitled

    Words sever silence, horde violence severe enough never to re- nounce

    January 19, 2009
  • 12.08, New England (from The New Ark Journals)

    It gets to you/   us this season brings   such — simply strange when   we amass hope so   but know how they go   these hopes or feelings   try against the frost   trials we recharge hope   but still scour the snow   for signs never there   in the snow never   there but hope’s snow can   be there or […]

    January 19, 2009
  • A Phosphor   (for Peter O’Leary)

    I am the infinitesmal world’s dissimilar twin. Sidereal at the winter wren Describe the beaks with light on them. Green, black, indigo violet oscillation.

    January 19, 2009
  • Freight Train Tag (for 7 or more players)

    The first child is an Engine. The second child locks his arms around the waist of the Engine, bites into the back of the Engine’s neck & holds there; the third child joins the second in a similar way. These three form the Freight Train. Soon the skin of their mouths grow over the bite […]

    January 19, 2009
  • Christian Sex

    Hold better the day to a pig’s spleen than the heart in a jar Best to know what a warbler does while a man yodels If you touch your heart it will be too late to go blind but in the fissures of the curtains even the blind feel daylight Pressure when the mind makes […]

    January 19, 2009
  • Waking

    There is nothing to turn from or to. I hardly see at all. All I remember I remember in pieces, as when shadows lapse into shadows when bars of light flood a wall.

    January 19, 2009
  • Conceded   (for John Taggart)

    How to love quietly what wasn’t seen before — leaves or trees, their shadows, what did I know, what did I know — to be woken by a memory of something one thought gone, which is what is wanted, which is a song.

    January 19, 2009
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