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Vitamin D

A hundred threads

Whitely pass

Into the red curve.

 

The sea of grass and I survey.

Delicate folds shape the mass

As a cobweb napkin.

 

I sip daintily at

Stark faces in

The brilliant musk.

 

This is a struggle to

Recover my black bones

From velvet soul-eating sleep.

 

Here, inside of a glove

Which always seems to

Have an extra finger or two.

 

Continuing in a serene orbit,

Just a figure on a rail,

And silver day is an idiot greyhound,

 

Bounding instantly afterward

Rather like a run in a stocking

But not at all.

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cody-edwards
American
Published
Jun 9, 2010
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