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A rust-

A rust- colored four by four, at the end of the weathered planks of the fence or maybe wall I can see through the window, is bedecked by dusty spider- webs at intervals along its height; they vibrate, sag, and … Continue reading

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the owl

Nylon mesh fence, neon orange. Daylight. An owl, yellow eyes wide, hopeless- ly tangled, dangling, twisted.  Built for trees, silent flight, lightning strike. For this she can do nothing. This is what she does. Two big, yellow, staring eyes. Until … Continue reading

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just another

morning, the shadow of a bird on the fence. the bird itself i presume on the roof, the sun behind it, behind me. singing i imagine. the fence itself, wooden weathered. dew drips from end of green canoe, overturned—an indecent … Continue reading

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the ancients were right in that concentric

the ancients were right in that concentric spheres surround our existence at least in the early morning: closest to me the heat of cream-infused coffee spreading through my chest, the steam rising as i set it down a bent- arm’s … Continue reading

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I’m writing a book

I’m writing a book about big things—quantum physics, the nature of reality, Jesus, William Blake, faith, desire. Am I qualified? I’m not qualified to say. And anyway I just realized that writing every morning about Jesus or the laws of … Continue reading

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✿ creation

each morning i make a fence around a field and then i become the field so something else can play

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