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Cats.

You have the hands of a pianist, she said. I disagreed. For mine are fingers that articulate not fluid nocturnes, or comatose melodies, but speak instead          with intermittent, desultory                     sighssss, wrought upon leaden keys in the dead of night. Words hook like a noose around my soul, hungering to take it somewhere forsaken, somewhere unknown. For every poem I write starts            and ends in a different place. This one for instance, was supposed to be about                                                  Cats.
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Dec 4, 2011
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