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My quick baby, who loves you?

Oh slow waker, who arches?

       Backs bent over rolling water

 

  Water, who swallows?

Chest shaking under heavy wool

       Weight, who spins?

 

Thick dust down soft temples

    Heat, who flickers?

Multiply- make room, make room

           Darling, what gathers?

 

     Soak my honey-stung tongue-tip

Cold, who wanders?

Leave my bent frame on stiff soil

Body, why bother?

 

        Lazy smoke, tell me, tell me, who rises.

                 The air is thinner towards the peak.

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hana-grace-wiebe
Canadian
Published
Apr 27, 2012
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