Evenings in October
March 14, 2018It’s the Schubert piece that does it . . . tonight you are moved into the dark to come where white roots are suddenly remembered, growing beautifully out of soil walls of a cellar […]
It’s the Schubert piece that does it . . . tonight you are moved into the dark to come where white roots are suddenly remembered, growing beautifully out of soil walls of a cellar […]
Where deep water widens and silks past the river island, you move through tall grasses downhill riverside, crouch through overhang and find yourself beneath a great low catalpa, broad leaves
Sometimes you speak and I hear the words between us,
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A breath of dark earth; The moist brown-black humus Enfolds my body. Tingling
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Even manna stops tasting sweet after so many plates I said to the Christmas ham, endlessly succulent,
Musky as the cedar drawer in Grandma’s standing metal trunk, a genie scent, improbable and distant as the sound of hooves on sand
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in mankind is the end of kind in woman the beginning of woe