Poems from The White Review, LRB, etc
Here's the start of the first poem -
SPRING POEM baby, you are. This week is a vein I want to un-throb or de-ice, after my untenable name. Then, but, forget-me-nots tessellate |
I don't get it. And here's the final stanza of the 2 page poem, "Roulette for solo voice" -
there are days when every bell becomes a lemon. each other night I go to sleep imagining you, in the chapel, green grass grow/ing over my feet. |
Why "each other night"? Why isn't "each" capitalised? Why the "/" (the first in the poem)?
Not for me.
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