momentary
time lapse (briefly) and
i
am running out on you,
jaded
and determined
to self-destruct
in
every way i can... cobalt
rompers
on the floor
and
mounds of shoes on shelves
and
scarves like lost daylight
in the trees
it is
everything (i never wanted) to
be.
i throw my coldest shoulder
to
the watch
by the clock
and miss you, one
tired old second
(second) at a time...
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Acoustic #3 by The Goo Goo Dolls
born
i play hearts (three of them,
face down
on
the table, holding on, hands full).
numbers count
and
rocket toward the sky
as
i leap
over billboards and billiards.
i
find the hand i hold
to
be too much for you,
and
i win, gradually,
taking time
to take it down
and
make my millions.
i keep trying,
after all the cards have been taken.
i
place all my bets on you...
i play hearts (three of them,
face down
on
the table, holding on, hands full).
numbers count
and
rocket toward the sky
as
i leap
over billboards and billiards.
i
find the hand i hold
to
be too much for you,
and
i win, gradually,
taking time
to take it down
and
make my millions.
i keep trying,
after all the cards have been taken.
i
place all my bets on you...
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Get Through by Mark Joseph
solo
i hang up the gauze
to fall
all around you,
shades of gray (at your fingertips),
spinning
under velvet curtains and
pink feathers,
which i cut into pieces.
i
cut them all into pieces,
cut
myself into pieces,
fall down
between the shards (and make believe)
i'm
better than i am. with
outstretched arms
i feel un-human and (special but
not in a good way), and i hum along
but
the real tune
of the bird song escapes me.
i
hang up the wall,
praying
no-body will notice...
i hang up the gauze
to fall
all around you,
shades of gray (at your fingertips),
spinning
under velvet curtains and
pink feathers,
which i cut into pieces.
i
cut them all into pieces,
cut
myself into pieces,
fall down
between the shards (and make believe)
i'm
better than i am. with
outstretched arms
i feel un-human and (special but
not in a good way), and i hum along
but
the real tune
of the bird song escapes me.
i
hang up the wall,
praying
no-body will notice...
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Samson by Regina Spektor
terrycloth
holding on to
non slip
buckets
i wash the floors, a
cinderella
reincarnate
and
i watch you try to fly.
in
a cage (you are a bird)
mocking me,
trying not to cry,
being
a girl and
i look in the mirror.
even
with the fake red lips (i)
can't forget you,
the boy who broke my heart,
the
boy who clipped my wings. i
keep cleaning.
holding on to
non slip
buckets
i wash the floors, a
cinderella
reincarnate
and
i watch you try to fly.
in
a cage (you are a bird)
mocking me,
trying not to cry,
being
a girl and
i look in the mirror.
even
with the fake red lips (i)
can't forget you,
the boy who broke my heart,
the
boy who clipped my wings. i
keep cleaning.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Red Right Ankle by The Decemberists
is this art?
on a walking tour of tulsa
i
surrender to the whim
of
gaudi
and keep my ayn rand book
in
my pocket, where it belongs.
this art deco world
is
built around me
like
a leaning deck of cards, and
i like it.
i like
the big pink chair
and
the pieces of car
on
the walls.
i
like the metal sheet rock
and
the ways
you have
for
remembering me.
i surrender to it, to
the broken smell of paint,
and i
keep on walking.
on a walking tour of tulsa
i
surrender to the whim
of
gaudi
and keep my ayn rand book
in
my pocket, where it belongs.
this art deco world
is
built around me
like
a leaning deck of cards, and
i like it.
i like
the big pink chair
and
the pieces of car
on
the walls.
i
like the metal sheet rock
and
the ways
you have
for
remembering me.
i surrender to it, to
the broken smell of paint,
and i
keep on walking.
Monday, July 26, 2010
November by Azure Ray
hotter
three days without rain . i
wish
for you, talk to you,
close
the door on you / and dream...
everything
in the sky, held back by clouds,
drops
down
one by one / in pieces,
locking keys
and holding on beside
hot smoke
on the pavement, i
burn.
i miss you.
three days without rain . i
wish
for you, talk to you,
close
the door on you / and dream...
everything
in the sky, held back by clouds,
drops
down
one by one / in pieces,
locking keys
and holding on beside
hot smoke
on the pavement, i
burn.
i miss you.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Revelate by The Frames
wildflower
i leave church
with
my hands
still twisted into steeples, clutching
the sweaty/faded little
weeds you
brought to me,
(face)
upturned, with those sleepy eyes
crying
and fish
falling down your cheeks
like tears.
joy, this time, right?
pure
joy, uninhibited, raised
high
like the pitch black embers
on
the ceiling
of this place,
twisted roots stretching
up sweetly in my hands...
and
just like that, i leave (with my flowers),
taking
all the pretty petals / and none
of the dirt.
i leave church
with
my hands
still twisted into steeples, clutching
the sweaty/faded little
weeds you
brought to me,
(face)
upturned, with those sleepy eyes
crying
and fish
falling down your cheeks
like tears.
joy, this time, right?
pure
joy, uninhibited, raised
high
like the pitch black embers
on
the ceiling
of this place,
twisted roots stretching
up sweetly in my hands...
and
just like that, i leave (with my flowers),
taking
all the pretty petals / and none
of the dirt.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Light Year by Gregory Alan Isakov
incept
i let this little light
shine
in the dark,
in
lonely theaters
in
the night, on your
way home, alone.i
let it shine.
i keep it in(my eyes) the
spirited lines
and
they play out across
my forehead
like a script or
like a scene
in
a film(and)
i am here.i
let it shine
all night...
i let this little light
shine
in the dark,
in
lonely theaters
in
the night, on your
way home, alone.i
let it shine.
i keep it in(my eyes) the
spirited lines
and
they play out across
my forehead
like a script or
like a scene
in
a film(and)
i am here.i
let it shine
all night...
Friday, July 23, 2010
Career Day by The Format
mockingbird blue
taken aback, i
take out
the background, stitching circles
around
you
as i try to see (the way you do), all
googly-eyed.
it's a bird thing. i
keep my
eyes
on you, wild-hearted pygmalions
running around
with
out-of-focus dreams
and
i try to keep them tame,
keep them
whole.
it takes me back.
three
baby bird eggs
in a nest, and
all i see is you...
taken aback, i
take out
the background, stitching circles
around
you
as i try to see (the way you do), all
googly-eyed.
it's a bird thing. i
keep my
eyes
on you, wild-hearted pygmalions
running around
with
out-of-focus dreams
and
i try to keep them tame,
keep them
whole.
it takes me back.
three
baby bird eggs
in a nest, and
all i see is you...
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Giving Me Wings by The Frames
feathers
i traipse through the wind
like
a bird, and settle
on
your nest.
i find it, and
all the little eggs,
dark shells
like freckles
and tiffany blue flecks
like
tiny little marbles.
from (the way you stare), it
appears i've
landed
just in time.
the wings flutter as
i drop like superman out of the sky,
and
realize
that time is
just
a bag of eggs,
soft and lonely,
in
a tree...
i traipse through the wind
like
a bird, and settle
on
your nest.
i find it, and
all the little eggs,
dark shells
like freckles
and tiffany blue flecks
like
tiny little marbles.
from (the way you stare), it
appears i've
landed
just in time.
the wings flutter as
i drop like superman out of the sky,
and
realize
that time is
just
a bag of eggs,
soft and lonely,
in
a tree...
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Cry On Demand by Ryan Adams
places
how long (have you waited
for me,
while your hair
grows longer
while
this thing grows stronger, while we
grow like weeds
and further-more
while
someone sings)...
i see you
in the forest, in
the distance,
in
the light,
(calling me to you).
that's
how long
i will wait.
for you?
how long (have you waited
for me,
while your hair
grows longer
while
this thing grows stronger, while we
grow like weeds
and further-more
while
someone sings)...
i see you
in the forest, in
the distance,
in
the light,
(calling me to you).
that's
how long
i will wait.
for you?
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Won't Back Down by Matt Kearney
treed
deep nights come (and)
the
backwards whirling
will commence,
as soon as you get back.
i hear them
with my ears off.
i
cut them down
like
daisies, spinning around
madly
in a blank canvas sea
of faces,
van gogh - isms
on the wall.
i paint them red.
in
the dark i can hear them
swirling,
basking in the mad delirium
i
offer up to the trees
with
a single squeeze of
the trigger.
it's a water hose, in my hand,
and i hold it up to the sky as
i ask God (to let the
migration)
commence.
deep nights come (and)
the
backwards whirling
will commence,
as soon as you get back.
i hear them
with my ears off.
i
cut them down
like
daisies, spinning around
madly
in a blank canvas sea
of faces,
van gogh - isms
on the wall.
i paint them red.
in
the dark i can hear them
swirling,
basking in the mad delirium
i
offer up to the trees
with
a single squeeze of
the trigger.
it's a water hose, in my hand,
and i hold it up to the sky as
i ask God (to let the
migration)
commence.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Zombie by Jay Brannan
barn doors
red glass jar // bells surround us
caught up
in beaches // shirts undone, tuxedos
on the floor, i hear
morning.
two verses later // gates open, and
there you are, like six pages
in a magazine // unfolded, just
waiting
for me.
white glass cups \\ and two gold rings
on
my finger \\ it is you. (you're the one).
ocean
back to ocean \\ i keep waiting
for you.
you come, blue lights flashing \\ and i know.
(at last).
you're the one.
red glass jar // bells surround us
caught up
in beaches // shirts undone, tuxedos
on the floor, i hear
morning.
two verses later // gates open, and
there you are, like six pages
in a magazine // unfolded, just
waiting
for me.
white glass cups \\ and two gold rings
on
my finger \\ it is you. (you're the one).
ocean
back to ocean \\ i keep waiting
for you.
you come, blue lights flashing \\ and i know.
(at last).
you're the one.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Outloud by Dispatch
dublin
standing (unknown) on your shoulders
i
go to face the challenge
of the sea.
i fly up (with the power)
of its wake,
floundering
like a ragged bust of athena
out
here, on the front of the boat,
holding on and climbing
evermore
up to the crest, trying to save
(someone else) from
the godlike power
of its beat, from
the charming, churning swirl
of ocean
as it stands, all alone,
against the
shoulders of the world.
i try
to save you from the sea...
standing (unknown) on your shoulders
i
go to face the challenge
of the sea.
i fly up (with the power)
of its wake,
floundering
like a ragged bust of athena
out
here, on the front of the boat,
holding on and climbing
evermore
up to the crest, trying to save
(someone else) from
the godlike power
of its beat, from
the charming, churning swirl
of ocean
as it stands, all alone,
against the
shoulders of the world.
i try
to save you from the sea...
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Under My Skin by Peter Bradley Adams
nullah
letting go, i watch you
crawl
under my skin, facing time
like it's made of steel,
spinning
smoke lines down
like snakes
and
i feel the shrouds of your skin curl
around
my neck, like
birds with fingers and
i wish you
hadn't come.
it gets hot out here
in the summer.
i hold
your reptilian gaze
scaly, slow, i hold it down
and
i
listen
to the steady sound of
your
hissing laugh, like a heat lamp...
letting go, i watch you
crawl
under my skin, facing time
like it's made of steel,
spinning
smoke lines down
like snakes
and
i feel the shrouds of your skin curl
around
my neck, like
birds with fingers and
i wish you
hadn't come.
it gets hot out here
in the summer.
i hold
your reptilian gaze
scaly, slow, i hold it down
and
i
listen
to the steady sound of
your
hissing laugh, like a heat lamp...
Friday, July 16, 2010
Walkaways by Counting Crows
rime
i think about
the three times you left me.
you
stay beneath
my skin like a cystic growth.
i remember you
being
between the lines,
fondly and then
not
so fondly,
and it leaves me like an empty house.
i like it
better, this way.
foreign,
and grown, with falling down
edges
and criss-crossed lines, faded
dresses
and albatross.
i think about
the three times you left me.
you
stay beneath
my skin like a cystic growth.
i remember you
being
between the lines,
fondly and then
not
so fondly,
and it leaves me like an empty house.
i like it
better, this way.
foreign,
and grown, with falling down
edges
and criss-crossed lines, faded
dresses
and albatross.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Things You Call Fate by Sondre Lerche
nom de guerre
i picture you (hunched over) reading this
at your computer
in
your room, and
everything is gray (except)
for
the little bit of paint
on
my face, the red and blue,
dripping down
the gauntlet of my nose
like
(teardrops)
and
i picture you
(painting a picture of me) thinking,
head in hands,
about the human condition,
and
about what happens (when) we
paint angels
that never come out
of
their rooms...
i picture you (hunched over) reading this
at your computer
in
your room, and
everything is gray (except)
for
the little bit of paint
on
my face, the red and blue,
dripping down
the gauntlet of my nose
like
(teardrops)
and
i picture you
(painting a picture of me) thinking,
head in hands,
about the human condition,
and
about what happens (when) we
paint angels
that never come out
of
their rooms...
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Come Round Soon by Sara Bareilles
vice
i gather all of them
up
in my arms (like flies),
my vices
(one by one)
i throw them down
while
holding on (and you, you break
over
and over again, ripping
open
boxes
like somebody else's christmas
until, finding nothing,
you return
to light it up
just
one more time) and
i come back.
i throw them all (in your face),
the reasons
i subscribe to you.
i
blow them out
(like smoke)...
i gather all of them
up
in my arms (like flies),
my vices
(one by one)
i throw them down
while
holding on (and you, you break
over
and over again, ripping
open
boxes
like somebody else's christmas
until, finding nothing,
you return
to light it up
just
one more time) and
i come back.
i throw them all (in your face),
the reasons
i subscribe to you.
i
blow them out
(like smoke)...
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Coming Down by David Gray
air
empty morning
(we keep trying)
to
spell out your name
in
the shape of the trees,
morning sidewalks
and
stoic little arcs
of
the sprinkler systems
(we keep turning them on)
and
the glue
that holds this suburbia
together
is
the empty longing
for
the coolness of you,
(the cheek tug and lonely burst of winter),
and
how you blow through,
unannounced.
(we keep on going...)
empty morning
(we keep trying)
to
spell out your name
in
the shape of the trees,
morning sidewalks
and
stoic little arcs
of
the sprinkler systems
(we keep turning them on)
and
the glue
that holds this suburbia
together
is
the empty longing
for
the coolness of you,
(the cheek tug and lonely burst of winter),
and
how you blow through,
unannounced.
(we keep on going...)
Monday, July 12, 2010
Never Think by Rob Pattinson
walking
rhythm of footsteps
(hungry for the rain)
i wait.
i wait for the approaching doom,
for
the inevitable cessation
of life
as (the mockingbirds) know it...
they
swoop and dive,
laugh
at us
divining plans (for futures) from our trees
and
i listen.
i listen to the branches
hum and sway,
knocking out sunlight
and
spreading (gnarly) old branches
toward
the grass,
and
i think (i think) about the day
the
tree will fall...
rhythm of footsteps
(hungry for the rain)
i wait.
i wait for the approaching doom,
for
the inevitable cessation
of life
as (the mockingbirds) know it...
they
swoop and dive,
laugh
at us
divining plans (for futures) from our trees
and
i listen.
i listen to the branches
hum and sway,
knocking out sunlight
and
spreading (gnarly) old branches
toward
the grass,
and
i think (i think) about the day
the
tree will fall...
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Breakdown More by Eric Hutchinson
bees
without you
(the nursery buzzes), baby
in
georgia o'keeffe - type sounds
and (oh), i see you too.
you
look like santa fe:
circles on the floor,
asking (me to sing).
i
like you too, if
only
you would ask.
the kids (who) call me mother
talk
about you
all the time, turquoise eyes
and hands
like pottery barn
and
steeples,
hot air balloons
in the desert.
i'm the queen.
without you
(the nursery buzzes), baby
in
georgia o'keeffe - type sounds
and (oh), i see you too.
you
look like santa fe:
circles on the floor,
asking (me to sing).
i
like you too, if
only
you would ask.
the kids (who) call me mother
talk
about you
all the time, turquoise eyes
and hands
like pottery barn
and
steeples,
hot air balloons
in the desert.
i'm the queen.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Elizabeth, You Were Born To Play That Part by Ryan Adams
clutch
fighting (tooth and nail)
cut open,
frames on (the side of the road)
and
chain smokers
(off the chain)
going
slow, (there), i didn't.
i flung it open.
i saw you
(going by),
holding on, thumb out,
waiting
for me.
(don't hear it) i listen,
wait for dark
to overtake us,
wash
off the things (i didn't like).
i
wait for it to come (to surrender),
wholehearted,
to the white unknown.
it
is the chance (i take).
some things, like nebulas,
you
don't (want) to remember.
fighting (tooth and nail)
cut open,
frames on (the side of the road)
and
chain smokers
(off the chain)
going
slow, (there), i didn't.
i flung it open.
i saw you
(going by),
holding on, thumb out,
waiting
for me.
(don't hear it) i listen,
wait for dark
to overtake us,
wash
off the things (i didn't like).
i
wait for it to come (to surrender),
wholehearted,
to the white unknown.
it
is the chance (i take).
some things, like nebulas,
you
don't (want) to remember.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Another Lonely Day by Ben Harper
ruching
staring at the wall / i study
the stucco,
analyzing patterns /
and
looking for your name.
i
discover my own, written
backwards,
by the door,
all alone.
someone / put it there
once,
(one day)
thinking of me / and
so,
(still believing)
the world of possibility awaits, and
i
look for it, upside down,
decorative pleats
crying hard
like steam
on
the mirror...
things
always end /where they begin.
staring at the wall / i study
the stucco,
analyzing patterns /
and
looking for your name.
i
discover my own, written
backwards,
by the door,
all alone.
someone / put it there
once,
(one day)
thinking of me / and
so,
(still believing)
the world of possibility awaits, and
i
look for it, upside down,
decorative pleats
crying hard
like steam
on
the mirror...
things
always end /where they begin.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Do You Think There's a Heaven? by Danna/Devotchka
poshly
standing un/edited in
the sun,
lens flare (and starbursts)
brushes
on my head/the freckles beam
and
maybe it's you.
maybe you're a stoner,
un/done,
calling me/from above
and
waiting
to catch me/in a net
of
ultra/violet
light.
that's all.
maybe it was you.
i keep checking,
opening
the/pandora's little box,
exposing
the world (with light), and
finding
nothing. it's you.
maybe it's you.
standing un/edited in
the sun,
lens flare (and starbursts)
brushes
on my head/the freckles beam
and
maybe it's you.
maybe you're a stoner,
un/done,
calling me/from above
and
waiting
to catch me/in a net
of
ultra/violet
light.
that's all.
maybe it was you.
i keep checking,
opening
the/pandora's little box,
exposing
the world (with light), and
finding
nothing. it's you.
maybe it's you.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Yellow by Chris Martin
aperture
yes, these are (paper flowers)
latin
america (twisted)
into plastic fronds
(lying) still
above my heart,
giving up
before
they
start to melt,
puddles of petals
laid down
(dogs barking)
life giving
into you,
holding on.
i fill these vases
with
memories (hollow thin)
false(hoods)
and
hold them up
for
you to see, (for you to photograph)
for you to
idolize (and break),
forever...
i
hold them up for you.
yes, these are (paper flowers)
latin
america (twisted)
into plastic fronds
(lying) still
above my heart,
giving up
before
they
start to melt,
puddles of petals
laid down
(dogs barking)
life giving
into you,
holding on.
i fill these vases
with
memories (hollow thin)
false(hoods)
and
hold them up
for
you to see, (for you to photograph)
for you to
idolize (and break),
forever...
i
hold them up for you.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Leave by Glen Hansard
travesty
seeing my name written
back/wards
in the wall, letting go
(one
purple cotton robe with
dis/mally frayed
edges
broken
on the ground (it seeps in)
now)
that you/re gone.
one
year gone (and idiotic advances)
three/steps
back (i
exit stage left/ and
open up my hand.)
you
fly out/like birds
and
i pull away,
just like before
seeing my name written
back/wards
in the wall, letting go
(one
purple cotton robe with
dis/mally frayed
edges
broken
on the ground (it seeps in)
now)
that you/re gone.
one
year gone (and idiotic advances)
three/steps
back (i
exit stage left/ and
open up my hand.)
you
fly out/like birds
and
i pull away,
just like before
Monday, July 5, 2010
Somebody Fix Me by Grace Potter & The Nocturnals
trojan
last night
the walls fell down
(like flags)
they folded
and
i heard the rush, the whoosh
of air
(it sounded like a musket)
in my eardrums / on my bed
i
read all the little stripes (and lies)
and
the white parts in between.
she won.
the country, the stars,
the fireworks (of) one year ago
(she) broke tradition
and (she) fell in love and (she) chose
independence
which is exactly / what i will do.
last night
(the walls fell down, and) i will leave them.
some
things were meant to be this way:
completely empty,
like the barrel of a gun.
this is
(why i run)...
last night
the walls fell down
(like flags)
they folded
and
i heard the rush, the whoosh
of air
(it sounded like a musket)
in my eardrums / on my bed
i
read all the little stripes (and lies)
and
the white parts in between.
she won.
the country, the stars,
the fireworks (of) one year ago
(she) broke tradition
and (she) fell in love and (she) chose
independence
which is exactly / what i will do.
last night
(the walls fell down, and) i will leave them.
some
things were meant to be this way:
completely empty,
like the barrel of a gun.
this is
(why i run)...
Sunday, July 4, 2010
New York City by the Peter Malick Group featuring Norah Jones
tautology
it is true. one
sleepy
little girl (sits very still)
at the table,
moon sand
around her feet
and (mellow)
with my red shoes -
i
slide the broom
back
and forth (while i wait for him
to
walk through the door) so
it
is true,
that i
am
just the girl
sitting
at the table,
swinging her feet,
with
moon beams falling out
of her toes...
it is true. one
sleepy
little girl (sits very still)
at the table,
moon sand
around her feet
and (mellow)
with my red shoes -
i
slide the broom
back
and forth (while i wait for him
to
walk through the door) so
it
is true,
that i
am
just the girl
sitting
at the table,
swinging her feet,
with
moon beams falling out
of her toes...
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Cold Water by Damien Rice
nicotine
trying to quit you (copper pennies in
the light socket)
like
(traveling back to ancient france and
countrysides)
and living
day to day
(with invisible patches
on my wired, flabby arms)
trying to
get over you.
(fences tall inside my mind)
i cry out "shane"
into
the wind (humming haunted
lullabies
like irish folk songs)
while
horses carry me away, and (here i sit)
on paper benches
(waiting)
until paris stops glowing, so
i
can
stop
this medieval craving (for you)...
trying to quit you (copper pennies in
the light socket)
like
(traveling back to ancient france and
countrysides)
and living
day to day
(with invisible patches
on my wired, flabby arms)
trying to
get over you.
(fences tall inside my mind)
i cry out "shane"
into
the wind (humming haunted
lullabies
like irish folk songs)
while
horses carry me away, and (here i sit)
on paper benches
(waiting)
until paris stops glowing, so
i
can
stop
this medieval craving (for you)...
Friday, July 2, 2010
Say It To Me Now by Glen Hansard
cinematic
(under my hollow skin)
i
mourn you, i mourn the
loss
of you, years (before we met) and
even
after losing you
(i still ) have yet (to gain you)
and
under the bed
i
keep a box
(that smells like you)
i
open it
and smile (like a parakeet)
when they come
to tell me (you've gone),
but
it all feels the same,
bird (lost)
bird found
and (you), under my hollow rails
like
skin beneath my bed.
(under my hollow skin)
i
mourn you, i mourn the
loss
of you, years (before we met) and
even
after losing you
(i still ) have yet (to gain you)
and
under the bed
i
keep a box
(that smells like you)
i
open it
and smile (like a parakeet)
when they come
to tell me (you've gone),
but
it all feels the same,
bird (lost)
bird found
and (you), under my hollow rails
like
skin beneath my bed.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Every Moment by Jet Black Stare
satin stain
pulling back .feathers. i hold
this bird
in my hand, folding wings
backwards
like a ballerina
doing a plie
i feel the pile of soft white
fuzz at the base
of the feathers
plush carpet by your bones
and i hold the end of the flight
in my hands
like .a broken catapult.
it's a bird, a
beautiful paper aeroplane
.under. my wing.
pulling back .feathers. i hold
this bird
in my hand, folding wings
backwards
like a ballerina
doing a plie
i feel the pile of soft white
fuzz at the base
of the feathers
plush carpet by your bones
and i hold the end of the flight
in my hands
like .a broken catapult.
it's a bird, a
beautiful paper aeroplane
.under. my wing.
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