poems
the irrigated field
in the dark, the irrigated field is a bottomless well. as if the land drops away beside the road, first, mud lined with weedy elms, then darkness, a void, a waiting. small crackling sounds inform the night, the dry earth drinking, cracking open last fall’s wizened crow’s feet, to pull the water in. satiation is…
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every time i fall a small glass heart, the oakland hills, a candle burning in bright day. music i can lean on. women’s voices, arms that catch me every time i fall. i am falling the way sunlight enters a room through a warm closed window and unfurls along the floor. i fall and surface…
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