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Basement Bedroom

white wisps

of bird

linger leisurely

before me,

 

until they're shot

 

by the fan

out the window.

 

there is no curtain rod

but a pillow case

thumbtacked

in place.

 

the window opens upwards,

held ajar by a jar

of dehydrated

algae.

 

we spin around the center

and the center spins back.

 

everything

revolving

round

everything.

 

another bird is born

and floats gingerly

around with

newborn

curiosity,

riding

the fan wind

round the world.

 

if an egg hatches

under a lampshade

a volcano is born.

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Written by
amir
American
Published
Apr 12, 2010
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© Amir 2009

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