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Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Having Never Met 3/3/15

She ascends from ocean water. As she arises, she reclaims her loneliness. She bears an autumn altar of breasts as an offering. She is angular within her dripping roundness. Her gestures complete her containment. She wears a billboard of secret feelings, pinned to the back of her silence. Her composure is farmland. She is, as she passes by, mythical oxen tilling towards dream, a woman, in the rice field of her life. She bears tug-of-war gravity rope burns, displayed as weight against shape. Her backside reveals an absence of interior default. She walks on, blending towards landscape,
diverting strain with sensibility and alertness. She wears her wounds as faint tattoos. She grasps youthfulness by her self-delight. The beach towel throws a darker cast, wrapped around her. She walks on, chauffeured by her own eyes that have been on this ascent from the ocean before. She surrenders with blossoms of 
courage to stares. Her mark from each new step, is forward. Somewhere is her man, dressed for her arrival. This set forth, some forty years or so ago. By now, she, having learned her lines, is balanced in her carriage towards meeting. But they, having never met, yet, but will. And really, they will have no beginning for them to bother with at all . . .


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