She's small & alone,
so you'll turn to your words.
She wants to tell
because it's the easiest;
you'll see what I mean.
She waits. Some birds come
blades of soft grass & a few new bits of clover.
The girl knows how to arrive
in her sleep & the bottle shivered.
Where she looked, almost everywhere,
the answer to the puzzle
was willful, but tired
as the shoulderblades beneath them.
8.19.2008
Cento from Laurel Snyder: 8/19/08
Posted by sdw at 9:31:00 AM
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2 comments:
Oh, this is lovely. Thank you.
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thank you, laurel, for providing the material!
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