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we hoard proudly our double helix≠ word/meaning ≠ sentence collections,placed, buttressed, burnished,friend of a friend oral storytelling displa..
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I first saw him shamble upBroadway and Dennywith the limp of a manwho limps for a living.Pedestrians pretended nottonotice his boomerangslouchand flow..
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Stray light misted our bellies.We collected stains from mountainsand valleys, wore corridors of colorand lines, straight hips and bodiesstomping groov..
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Orphaned seedlings ungrowin the wax paper daylight,fighting their gauntevergreens fathers .for a figment of sunChris McCandless, too, crackedearly fro..
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Fingers rub-bumpon the glossof strawberries,fresh as grass-stains;Bikinis, doffed in adripping slop andwrapped wet to a chairare porous and stretch;Fi..
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I found the fossils, I found the work sites,I found the dead ends and sinking bones,I found the last work done in UtahIn the windpipe of the desert.Th..
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just standing there
the boy at the mirror
redfisted and gulping air
at the sink, a running start
to sling a sunburst of red
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Salt Lake City is a showWith a chain link curtainOn the upslope of father's leg,Socked inmountains.The mountains are a heapOf scoliosis spines eaten b..
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like wrought iron and wine,our blood is divineas a brittle lyre and vinethat twist/unwind like a kindof fish on the beachspending the last of his time..
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Brooding in its piney mountain jacket,
Covered in dewdrop spells that last like a blink,
It sits straddling a branch of land,
Bowlegged and o..
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