Saturday, August 17, 2013

ARKS, LAID DOWN IN THE BLEACHED LIGHT

Living for a year, he had been, in a boat. Where water when no water had come? Her splendid night on a driver’s seat came, but trying to dance on the longer dances to save for later. The snow and the lizards became friends to distort and run from their boats in the harbor. They would be home in time. He used to tell her to mark all her boxes with egg-sheets and grease, opened to see in the hall by the door. Her trenches were dug for the night and he knew it couldn’t be worth the casualties lost. Saved again, for later.

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