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Zuihitsu

Posted on 14 February, 2009 by allisunknown

[a poem from about a year ago dedicated to my friend Rosa.] We were born of the same parents, you and I, a twinkling nicety, once, in a young uterus; worn well now, our skin, and different like the differing … Continue reading →

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Ambition, or a sense of world-weariness

Posted on 23 December, 2008 by allisunknown

If it hurts in the light, shuttle it back to the far side, the dark side, or close it up in a darkened hangar. Give it wings or put it in the ground. Enough with see-sawing and sunny-day imaginings. In … Continue reading →

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At least just leave a light on

Posted on 21 December, 2008 by allisunknown

I’ve been thinking about you, mostly. Your eyes, your lips, your neck, your voice, your hands(!!!), your beautiful, wonderful little body!, your heart… how much I want to sit in bed with you, kiss you… read with you. Read to … Continue reading →

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Oh, Where?

Posted on 28 September, 2008 by allisunknown

“Where?” is not an answer to a question but an invitation to speak of faraway places to which we may run. Our options are relatively limitless, and in pondering our choices we have relative immortality, or dream of it, at … Continue reading →

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