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   Volume X, Issue I

..:: POETRY ::..


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Poetry


Untitled
Simon Perchik

 

This rotted log yes and no
longs for the stillness
that is not wood though you

are already inside, seated
at a table, a lamp, clinging
the way all light arrives alone

except for the enormous jaws
once shoreline closing in
without water or suddenness

—you lay down a small thing
and the Earth is surrounded, fed
slowly forehead to forehead again.

 

 

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