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Cecilia
Posted by
Kenneth Richter
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Sep 20, 2010
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1.
who are we carrying
on the small little stamping legs
day of twelve
education of architecture
mother lets out the hem
cuts all of hairs every month Saturday
animal film
woven table leg
he is eating with eighteen cousins
on low planes over the oceans
head reef bound
locks the door
2.
I just thought of how I lied.
We will start closer to the end
so we can finish sooner.
I only climb rocks with my son.
We will begin earlier in the day
so they have more time to bake the chicken.
I sometimes turn the river backward.
We will end further from the church
so the chapel fits into the frame.
3.
say the story of being raised by horse
say we are shorn of girl hair from the chin
say meetings occur in international waters
say this is the mother of the tongue
say Atacama slowly, the desert place where it will never rain
say he is the brute like you explained
say each blow for a year in confinement
Tags: Mary Paynter Sherwin