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Auntie Hosebag
Poems
Jul 2012
Split Wood
thatβs what I want to do
forget this minuet around
over through
situations/words/
phantom
blink of tears
just 2 foot lengths
spreading wide
for a 12 pound maul/
random tangle trap of hair
for beads of honest sweat
excluding our palms,
our skins
are too tough.
The answerβ
The balm?
Split wood:
ash, maple, pine, cedar,
elm, hickory, apple
heave grunt slam crack silence
Work with me/
with me/
aim for the perimeter
and the heart will break open
smooth clean
still full of life
and ready to burn
Published in *Tidal Echoes*, 2012 Edition (Literary Journal of University of Alaska, Southeast) as well as 1 photo.
Written by
Auntie Hosebag
Alaska
(Alaska)
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