by Kim Triedman
And life suckles
at the tit of something else. Or else
will, if it is quiet, or
did, when it was young. Something so
huge as to feel
intimate, like oceans—
the water, the salt; even
the sands giving away
like fact
beneath your feet.
There was nothing to say
back then; only the splutter
of milk. I dream
about touch.
*Kim's homepage: http://www.kimtriedman.net/
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April 25, 2009
Preverbal
by Kim Triedman
Imagine the sun as it was, yesterday –
and the dog
barking
down a long and windy afternoon. Hours
extrapolate like bold ideas,
like nerves
branching,
and shadows stretching
taut
toward the cusp
of what will be. There is a
music you can hear
in a room
you never knew existed. Listen
to the dog.
Trip your fingers
down the ladder
of the sun
between the leaves. Close
your eyes—the wind is
talking up a storm.
*Kim's homepage: http://www.kimtriedman.net/
Imagine the sun as it was, yesterday –
and the dog
barking
down a long and windy afternoon. Hours
extrapolate like bold ideas,
like nerves
branching,
and shadows stretching
taut
toward the cusp
of what will be. There is a
music you can hear
in a room
you never knew existed. Listen
to the dog.
Trip your fingers
down the ladder
of the sun
between the leaves. Close
your eyes—the wind is
talking up a storm.
*Kim's homepage: http://www.kimtriedman.net/
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