
White Plains
The cabin contained twos.
Two continents, two pegs,
two pairs of legs
--other lovers’ sexes, pinned
to pine slats. Left to dry and
return to two dusts, outside
the night sky.
At a time, when dusk
smells like freshly ousted
candle, Sirius siphoned breath from them
into a sidereal canopy. Watch
their breaths erect and hollow:
Two white tents backgammoned
against a surrogate sky.
Two white planes, panicked,
and surmised: you can
feel no harm here.
And sometimes when
women cry wells restore themselves
arrogant and bovine: you can feel
no harm here. Accept the slow crumbling of two
continents sepia and divine.

2 comments:
didn't know you wrote poetry. this poem is lovely. you rock.
fucking incredible.
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