from “Close Correspondences, Near Transmissions”
on the riverbank the wind blows fine sand
inside a golden star hangs on the door’s glass
heat sounds in the corner, water sounds underneath
key echoes like a brass bell after the h
sound of geese, deer eating food, us eating food
weather today was a glory cloud, a sun dog
time finds her mother’s drawings
and mosaics of animals on her spine
a spider crawled into her neck and hatched
how jaws work on a letter how it frays
mountains click moistly nearby
heal and baste and hope for no twister
or any noise including the unheard
what kind what sort of buzz was it o
next generation taking shape of waffles
jaw-stretching, erogenously specific clouds
this place has a ghost and then some
typewriter growls and rings and frets
bells and poison and wind at night up against
the film, smoke making this room heat up
and the door won’t shut right
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