04 March 2006
a diet similar to life
( a
making love in a stone oven on
warm cellar nights. th bread rises. bacteria gather. no proof
of skin. honey
abrasions – th’attraction of sleepless bees
to a baker’s bare hands.
so winding th pinot stairs, grape stains on
our ankles,
senses stifled by humidity. satellites spin
at a phonograph’s pace. see on nights like these
our children stab footsteps
to hush th creak of lovers’ floorboards. so they
can sleep
and hang smiles from klimt [ th crack of pool balls ] hush
we won’t exceed th sizes
of our stomachs, nor question
th magnitude of constellations. when
our legs touch in endless
thread count yet sleep
separate, mindless and warm.
( b
on sunday mornings,
breast feed me
butter
and champagne;
be my mother
all at once;
cook with olive oil
and sea salt;
th'asparagus is crisp,
and i will serve you tonight.
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i'm catching up on your blog tonight, hardy, and am falling in love all over again.
oh so tasty. you know, i actually think you're as good as women at writing sexy poetry (because, honestly, i find that women tend to have more success when it comes to sexy and tender together). you're the sexiest boy poet. that's one hell of a compliment that.
now, what do canadians do after the dishes? i really don't know.
oh so tasty. you know, i actually think you're as good as women at writing sexy poetry (because, honestly, i find that women tend to have more success when it comes to sexy and tender together). you're the sexiest boy poet. that's one hell of a compliment that.
now, what do canadians do after the dishes? i really don't know.
the same thing we do after a couple of maple syrup martinis, or while lying in bed listening to the north star at 3 a.m.
and thanx. the woman in me, her name is stella. and she is very sexy despite the drowning accident.
sometimes i wish the world was just one city, so we could all go to a nice restaurant.
and thanx. the woman in me, her name is stella. and she is very sexy despite the drowning accident.
sometimes i wish the world was just one city, so we could all go to a nice restaurant.
dear hardy,
i could write you another email, but that'd be too many secrets for one day.
i sometimes wish the world was just one city... with a big wooded back yard, a mountain and a river running through it; so we could all meet up around a fire pit and share secrets with each other. a circle of poets from around the world, all bound by the reflections of a flame flickering in their eyes.
yours,
katy
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i could write you another email, but that'd be too many secrets for one day.
i sometimes wish the world was just one city... with a big wooded back yard, a mountain and a river running through it; so we could all meet up around a fire pit and share secrets with each other. a circle of poets from around the world, all bound by the reflections of a flame flickering in their eyes.
yours,
katy
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