FOR NIVIA BY CHARLENE STEGMAN MOSKAL
I lost a friend the other day,
not the way people lose their dog
and put up posters on telephone poles
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I lost a friend the other day,
not the way people lose their dog
and put up posters on telephone poles
and she is there
her glasses inches
from my bony white torso
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it’s hard
to change direction after a bad start
I’m standing on our old front porch,
The house with the long doorbell, windows
Shuttered.
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Somebody is knocking on the door. A baby is crying. They knock again and again; and I don’t know how long I have been in this bathroom, but I feel I have made it to heaven. Finally, I look down and carefully move toward the hole in the floor.
Read MoreI would like to hide from the world; the ice mansion of Dr. Zhivago. only one white road in and out. In winter, flames rainbow the icicles. A small room — walnut table and chair— used envelopes for starting poems. In...
Read MoreI see my dog
all-assed out
in the mirror—
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Read MoreMake it two cherries, thanks—
my friend and I will share the revelry.
And I saw you taking pictures
of the stars, your form a black hole
against a speckled evening sky
my heart drawn, helplessly, into it.
Make no doubt about it,
strings are true.
