My disembodied arm
reaches from behind your back
and applies phantom fingers
to the keys of your
hidden instrument
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Better
to write
it down
Paper
won't
blush
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The essential
connections
under served
by a starving
alphabet
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In the basement
watching mice
skitter along
a copper pipeline trail
The hot furnace eye
blinks at the
two of us
Me & Phil
in the shadows
gobbling popcorn
and tussling over
the nature of
power line
technology
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Something's wrong
Load
the wagons
full of
Something's Right
Dump it
into furrows
Sanction
its life
with turnips
Let the sun
perform
a jig
Our gnarled faces
beaming
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In this recurring dream I'm always eleven or twelve and in sixth grade at Bonehead Elementary. I'm trying to figure out how to multiply 123 by nine and visualizing Diane Williams in her gym shorts. I brought ham sandwiches for lunch and they're becoming quite warm in the coat room.
In the dream's improved version calculators have been invented, lunch is a delivery pizza, and Diane and I are both naked. We can fly, but haven't yet mastered flapping our arms for propulsion. We just float motionless in mid-air above our classmates.
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One hour sketch
Pencil/pen and ink
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Even the
shadows cast
by missiles
rip the flesh of
history
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So I arrive
in Heaven #2
Sort of a preview visit.
This god’s a big friendly guy
and the grass is very green.
He blesses me
with a sloppy smooch
on the nose.
I give him
a nice warm hug
and whisper my question
in his ear:
Why did you
make me
need glasses?!
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Inside the castle
six troubadours with guitars
and a fair maiden
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Lush tufts
of fur
sprouting
in his ear hole
Joints
hankering
for titanium
Dream driving
the car
Plunging through
an ultimate
grey
On the edge
of expiration
a phantom breeze
from childhood
reminds him
of soft sweet
hummingbird
songs
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A hot surge of fear
With the incursion of sharks
(...Ease out of the pool...)
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A driver in Cleveland
pulls up next to the intercom
and orders a hamburger
The crows see nothing odd in this
and flap off into the new Heavens
fancying themselves festive
like black velvet butterflies
In a parking space the car idles
its heater treating the day’s chill
like a minor disease
The hamburger is tasty
with perfect squirts
of ketchup
and mustard
fondling the pickles
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As midnight looms
I sometimes feel
the sharp edge
of a poem
hankering for
fresh air
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Birds are plummeting
The old earth totters backwards
Dodging their impact
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When my brother died
I didn't think much
about resurrection
Slabs of foundation
had shifted
and I felt something
just gurgle out
through the fissures
and the world
went flat
On the
best days
now
I can sometimes
pretend he’s in
an infinite sea
Alive
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I heard
the quiet voice
of god
on someone else's
phone
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