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Sep 2011
Watch it all build then fall to bubble
like boiled water within our coffee bathtub playtime
with a gaggle of giggling girls.

Our curiosity's peak was the movement
of blankets morphing to our will --
imagination trailing tall grasses on hills and valleys.

So soft, malleable, fresh
our patterns consistent to our instant thoughts
dripping like ooze from a grand golden time table
that swirled and breathed in time with athritic joints.

To catch breath, to hold it solid in your throat
and savor that crisp existences -- what makes itself known.

Wasted, spun, absolutely gone to drizzle,
my sense of silence is the smothering white pillows
morphing to the mouths of yawning trash cans
under microscopic statues.
Kara Rose Trojan
Written by
Kara Rose Trojan  Chicago
(Chicago)   
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