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CONJUNCTIONS: A Web Exclusive |
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Two Poems Eric Linsker
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Common Day Our failure in the waves What is left of wind scuffling through wind All meaning no content A crust blossomed off by looking Like human faces lapsing Into the smooth body of the world If they looked at it The wind scuffling through the wind Shaking hands on the shore of the sea They cuffed the ragged waves That decay into their growth And they said in their houses Nothing speaks against this You hitherto bend forward Then is the sea what is not Happening the extravisual cresting The mind at this point without The goal of ending itself The glacial sheets Only indirectly by being Rather than the anticipation Insisting Experiences Pyramid Song everyone is going to sleep sapless foliage of the ocean this is one way of saying goodbye all together humans covered in water standing in cinnabar on video saying yes constituting the image of our army a boy watching screaming into a fan as we return to the sea let it be without hands though it lave the gate called praise and a green violet-ear bent still over the water more and more you have the feeling it happens people stop halfway and go back rain directed under the face then again but with more looking behind the wind blooming to their advantage and the gray sheening across your hands and voice when you help another even pulling the blanket over that is a help and when I cover you another city □ |