neetones
many words. in some order.
9.19.2016
blink
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it was supposed to be black an absence an occultation an eclipse but I looked closely into the center where your iris pulse...
10.29.2015
auroral
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maybe this finds you in the morning as you awake before the parts of your body find each other before your thigh becomes tan and...
10.10.2015
crescent
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I want one thing from you the story of the scar that arcs across your shoulder the one half-hidden by the narrow blue strap of...
5.13.2015
fishbones
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they punctuate my mornings these small, folded pins punched and tensioned steel, waved and capped flung into the world by the milli...
12.24.2014
This should be easier
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but then there's your back its arc and angle its fine downy hairs the fact that you've never seen them and that I alw...
5.01.2014
smudges, dog-ears, and softened spines
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I would be reckless with you wanton and tender the way I am with a book I have just decided to keep
4.28.2014
a lovely line
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There were fireflies in the neighbor's yard, so I held you up, and I held on tight. - Jon McKiel
4.27.2014
Botanical Peregrinations
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I carried two leaves across the country, tucked into a book about primitive shelters, hand-axes, fire-starters, or some other ana...
Arrival
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There was that graying fence rail, dried and splintered and stretching on. The long grass, nodding its head, dead and searching. The sh...
Under an Oak
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You should have seen yourself in the rough light and reddening stones the way your eyes dropped and lifted The way you couldn’t l...
1.23.2012
Dandelion
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I saw that it was a lot like a dandelion in that you could blow away its feathers and still eat its bitter, earthy heart.
7.23.2010
half-acre summer (a revised meditation on a thunderstorm)
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I had fallen asleep, nose inches from the window’s screen. A deep roll, a sky belch, roused me. Already the afternoon sun is blank...
7.09.2010
Michael and Mary
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My brother takes the cage from the mantle and places it on the hearth. We watch them twitter and hop, branch to branch. They dip their he...
1.21.2010
On Wing
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I, the shrew you, the owl wings of cotton batting ribbed by tendrils of hollow bone and radiant silence a god swept and folded betwe...
12.29.2009
On That Day
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It will be so much smaller than you thought. No seas will part, no tempestuous maelstrom will consume, no sparking flames will engul...
12.25.2009
poor poor Fredo
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12.08.2009
bone mills, candy bars
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I had always thought that when death came I would want my body cremated, reduced to between five and six pounds of chalky ...
11.25.2009
Please Forgive Me
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10.19.2009
Dear Lucy,
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Though within recent weeks that hussy Ardi has stolen your limelight, for me you will always remain the one. Love, An Admirer
9.16.2009
Of Hands and Backs and Feet
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There’s that thing I want the one that’s so simple and elusive. The one that has your weight on my back pressed and much too warm unt...
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9.10.2009
The best thing about my day
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Sitting on the benchtop - me at the tail end of my popsicle, he just nursing his. Long shadows stretched across the field. We talk about t...
9.07.2009
Corny Love Poem v.1
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It’s now , he thought. He had been in bed, half-covered, entirely naked, and fully awake. The water ran; she was up. It's now, he knew. ...
8.25.2009
Micheltorena & Bath
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The top of his face was clipped by the bulky lines that described the window’s frame. Perched atop my bicycle, waiti...
6.17.2009
Seat 3A
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The turboprop thrums outside the window; the blade tips churn feet from my head. As we boarded one of the crew slowly inspected each of t...
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12.03.2008
Henri-Marie Beyle
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I wonder where the air goes when I see your face, from what dark spring silence spills. Where do tact and reason flee to form their crum...
Ash
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(8/2004) In that room, it was only men. It makes sense in a room where bodies burn – just men. We came in behind the moss-green curtain, fo...
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10.20.2008
Dudes, Dust, Day
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This past week was not one of my best. It was interesting and daunting, but very far removed from nice . As Wednesday ended, the del...
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