THE APPRENTICE PHOTOGRAPHER MEMORIZE THE BOOK OF LIGHT BY MARIANNA HOFER
Three miles from the High Level Bridge
sun shimmered against the four lanes as if
hundreds of tiny glass beads found
themselves dumped out on Main Street.
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Three miles from the High Level Bridge
sun shimmered against the four lanes as if
hundreds of tiny glass beads found
themselves dumped out on Main Street.
Being alive is a commitment
to the earth
and so is being dead
for that matter
coat, a child hops
foot to foot, waiting
for the bus. It is late.
Only a half moon
floats in the heavens
I love when the empty field atoms occupy . . . manifests the disappearance of shadow not-I. This can be called actualizing the wisdom-eye. All are advised to know now & not wait till you...
Read MorePart the creamy water
with your strokes, do not swallow
intemperate amounts of a bitter chlorine cocktail.
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1. I can’t remember his name or what he looked like, except that he was black, twenty-something, and wearing shoes with Velcro buckles. I was walking from the Bed-Stuy YMCA to my apartment in Crown Heights. I was in a bad mood...
Read MoreBirds low on the lawn
slant into the wind
confident and keen
You cut your yarn to fit your rage aware only no more, no more could you stitch, never again see pattern or hear the song the stitches made.
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We would run to the pickle barrel and pretend we were watching miniature alligators floating in the brine. We were the mighty hunters, using the tongs to conquer the not so mighty, yet salty, beasts.
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It was with exquisite awkwardness and nervous fragility that I held the infant, cradling him in quivering arms away from my body like carrying a nest of bees or a tin of glowing coals, stunned by the squirming weightlessness of new life and the surging energy and light, marveling at his pulsing fontanelle in all its haunting delicateness
Read MoreLike the lizard, I have left
one skin behind, and feel
the time has come to shed another
and redeem all that I am not.
Carla Warren and Andrew Nunn were lovers. Carla was first violin and concert master for the Mount Felicia orchestra. Her husband was a mediocre cellist, named Ned Warren.
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