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"fisheyed" poems
hard to play the idiot; likened to Mr. Bean taking the role from Angus Daily into a Blackadder hurrah who? ha, ha, ha! my eyes never left me baffled - or washington prone: *** to a stirrup - furthermore, or Rushmore: Atilla with an entourage worthy of Genghis: of prone gravitas - i too santa's little helper and sinatra's five p.m. flamingo strut's worth of martini - when said slavic eye then lessened germanic white-boy fisheyed to boot... i mean less binocular and more concentrate... but there's me as a fifth of Nevada in Siberia that's always the: **** we sold Alaska! Nicolai! oh Nicolai! Alaska! **** or of what was the Crimea, of what is the Kremlin: k, c, k, c, s, c, k, c, k, c, Vlad, s, t, u, v, k, c, s, Rasputin, k, c, k, c, Boney M.... i'm still fidgety about the third ethnicity in europe... i have to gather them attune to being southern slav, or pseudo-turkish, Finns, Latvians and Greeks... sounds like falafel: all guidance to the subsequent reprimands of necessarily tongue-tied whiplash - gravitas with the kink and jeopardy of a gimp fetish on the loose.
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Nov 8, 2016
Nov 8, 2016 at 9:24 PM UTC
realism
When Daniel swam out towards the island, the children and I saw it happen, the family safe on shore, oblivious to the riptides that pull shells, weeds, flounder, and men down. We could not believe the ocean claimed him. He had romanced her, witholding for once his scorn for things too vast. Today, I leave this coastline, its cliff-faces and inlets. I walk on the beach, and then I walk into the water up to my ankles, knees, waist, up to my neck before I let the sea take me. I swim, I grow fins, lose my arms and legs, gills supplant my lungs, and my face flattens 'til I'm fisheyed. I am a citizen of the sea, come to sue for my loss. I swim like a mad maiden, I swim, then I dive below, dear Daniel.
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Apr 22, 2012
Apr 22, 2012 at 4:36 PM UTC
A WIDOW SWIMS FROM SHORE