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Births
Deaths Skid and resurface with her
co/continents.html">Continents drifting, and herself
From feeling stiff and pushed under--
With insecurity enough not to remember,
Where outside of a window
Colonial bread.
An old man in a cowboy hat, Herb,
To an apartment complex: seated there beside a
Of a young woman like Rita.
The rocking phallicism in radio music of passing cars,
He feels he has to move or die
To his pickup.
And Rita, upon dawn and upon the end of rain,
Ready to go back and confront the curfew-conscious
Zeros. She worries about carrying in her womb
And little pot-holes in his tiny face,
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Estivation
With the downtown buildings, hallways of giants
Exhaling the coolness echoed
Opened and closed by cityers--
The way lack of wind contains
That small area of grass, fountains, and cement.html">cement
adjacent
Presence. "WALK" was always lit when la chica
When would she, artificial and pneumatic,
While going to work, veer my movements
Through and from burning Amazons
Through wasted ozone and my own depleted life.html">life--
From hurricane threats
Palm trees, below, are hybrid to cement;
Blend and bury themselves as distant sounds;
gone.
Restless No friends for real
The outside world has nothing
Sex to escape void
About what happens after life
And the rest breathe in fables
Springfield, Mo., where I was raised,
Nothing is ours--humanity drifts along
Are co-workers whom I must expire
As we light cigarettes
Tugging me thoroughly into breaking glass
To fall, putting me out violently,
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Mid-West Hymn of Aten
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