by Melanie Browne
Death,
tickling our feet
with catfish whiskers;
the nose
with rabbit's feet;
sprouting weeds
at frozen graveyards;
(those crowded
ghostly wheels)
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- Internet
- some more truth
- Delusions
- Fallen
- within five minutes of entering the supermarket
- at the community picnic
- The Rancid Rooms of Montreal
- Items of Amorous Intent
- What a Man Needs
- Nine In the Morning
- Cruel Summer
- Fran’s Building
- Summer
- The Age of Sail
- Shark Week
- FRESH MORNING COFFEE
- Gateway
- Elegy
- A Guided Tour of Hell
- In the bottom of some hour
- Your Eyes Are The Saddest Cowboy Lament
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1 comments:
this is dark, but it is also whimsical and playful in terms of sound and imagery. and there's a very quiet, beautiful tension through the whole thing. it seriously moved me.
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