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when you think things in the city
When I am adjacent to
the Brooklyn Bridge
my body skyline
is shoulder – collarbone-
neck base –
collarbone – shoulder.
A Puerto Rican band nets
small catches of Spanish
words between hollow
gaps of my bones.
Once, I was convinced
of a million things.
Now, I imagine
that if I press my body
snug against the sky,
I’d lay a labryinth
of colors-
all the things I loved:
milk foam, lavendar smell,
crap pop songs,
the works.
When my fingers are
dripping against my leg
to the follow of a song,
the sun is past the stage,
and that’s exactly where
I find them:
The setting of every
gorgeous thing I tried
to describe,
or own -
but couldn't.
1 comments:
let me know when you publish your first volume of poetry- i'll be first in line to buy like 20 copies (basically, i think your work is fan-freakin-tastic)
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