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A thousand god-eating plates in a summer wind Listen, china-white, to the audible inaudible that flanks The paint-chip, earth-red bridges. Susurrations weave Through grass with spider fingers; following curves in seashells As a voluble electric screen who Speaks as dew and taste. Water is depth beyond what can be acquainted with memory Or fancy. Watches turn delicate, May-lace and wedding night Music: Vertical, Veiled, Very. Dust in the stream lisps Headily to shore, rests by a forgotten child’s shoe, Bronzes it like mother’s finger and burns like daybreak.
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Feb 7, 2010
Feb 7, 2010 at 2:46 PM UTC
June the Twenty-First
A thousand god-eating plates in a summer wind Listen, china-white, to the audible inaudible that flanks The paint-chip, earth-red bridges. Susurrations weave Through grass with spider fingers; following curves in seashells As a voluble electric screen who Speaks as dew and taste. Water is depth beyond what can be acquainted with memory Or fancy. Watches turn delicate, May-lace and wedding night Music: Vertical, Veiled, Very. Dust in the stream lisps Headily to shore, rests by a forgotten child’s shoe, Bronzes it like mother’s finger and burns like daybreak.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Feb 7, 2010
Feb 7, 2010 at 2:46 PM UTC
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