1. |
holy
02:50
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2. |
tall poppies
03:59
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a glass vase,
curved, spouting,
receives trimmings of a violative null.
prisoners, number three bottle caps, a new place to live:
this is somebody else’s table.
this is somebody else’s support.
sibilating fragments of dried flowers,
resting, with eyes closed,
unalike working schoolchildren,
tall poppies, noisiness.
this belongs to somebody else.
this belongs to movements.
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3. |
tiresome voice
06:28
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your tiresome voice,
speaking softly.
it's night.
what's the use in speaking at all?
be calm, be with me.
calm --
with you.
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4. |
gentle touch
06:44
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a gentle touch
soft and slow
lacking distance
take me down
when will you say
'lets go soon'
'lets go alone'?
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5. |
night
05:22
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