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Rob McLennan
from generations*as a division of memory, it feels the feet pulse.this, & one, & one more, puckered up to more.petal conjunction, is my gift some.the third line goes like this, & this & this & this.a dream im trappt in school, & just cant get.modeled after passive consumption, taking in a nonverbal utterance.for example, grasses & dollars, & that this is accessible somehow. *the first line doesnt need to be the longest, but it is.if he put down the book, hed understand what she was saying.with all these interruptions from the portia phone,i cant. songs in a swollen throat.wednesday glistens off the tongue, & dirty laundry on the shore.ottawas little doors have pause, & pause. the scentof something different but then not. *a debt sans colour, or every one, mixed in promethean green,& prussian blue. an avalanche a footnote, a puckering up from sleep. the beddiminishes.he mixes his commonplace words, like "duck" or "spoon" & relaysall he needs, through gritted stare.a door slams somewhere. the bolt is broken clear.the day of first snows. it rains the flakes down bare to stone. *unfolding a sequence out of paper swans. made outof ash. an anguish of speech, how many memories preceedas wired. the vitamins are not. the brick in right hand.intolerable cruelty. $10.00 off your next visit.some restrictions apply. *you are not the run but the initial rhyme.a man without someone lives in a foreign country.what would you, though. the part is wrought with collision.theres a reason the radio shifts, a purpose to the tongue.those who did walk, & those who never would. two legsgrind off a cliff. talk abt everything & nothing.
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