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Little third world girl,
The bones and skin of you
Lie dying in the dust
...

Grandpa, you are above us,
Over the sofa.
And when I move,
Your eyes seem to follow..
...

You are my firefly,
Amid the others.
Your cool light beckons me.
...

Even the whisper of a wind
Will woo these wind-catchers
To creak and groan, round and round,
Moaning above tulips, red and yellow.
...

5.

Ever was there wind upon this world
whispering sweet or surging savage,
streaming high, or howling low,
over oceans and rivers
...

Your goodbye
promised
the death
of love.
...

I want to swim with you at midnight,
In the dark of the salty sea,
I want to love you in the moonlight
It’s time you came to me.
...

When the lake holds the sky and trees
rippling magically in autumn breeze

like a pallet holding and blending
...

Higher we are taken,
Slowly higher,
In our chariot
Rocking,
...

Smart and foxy lady,
We run together today,
And the thicket of love is sharp,
For me and you of tender heart,
...

“I want to be in love again, ” she whispered
to the sachet fragrance of her dresser drawer.

“I want to be in love again, ”
...

Lttle squirrel, bushy tailed and bright,
You're here, you're there, everywhere in sight,
Frantically you go, through day and night,
With flashing, frenzied, frenetic flight.
...

There was a stud on the net called “Big Banyon, ”
He had a tool the size of a cannon,
And every lady ran
From this humongous man
...

There was an old man in his eighties
Who desired to love younger ladies.
He puffed and he panted,
Yet they were enchanted
...

There once was a man named Muldoon,
Who couldn’t carry a tune.
He’d sing all day,
If he had his way,
...

I’ve been to the pond in daylight,
Waving images move free,
And swell in ripples bright,
With sky and bird and tree.
...

Whenever the distance
Between my heart
And your heart
Overwhelms me
...

Hey Muse, here we go again, in that dance that goes
Round the fire of Truth,
Searing our fingertips,
Licking hot our toes.
...

Poetry sets me naked upon a page
for those who might care to gauge
the interplay of lines and spaces,
the dark and deeply hidden places,
...

Ohhhhh! This morning I stubbed my toe,
Water in the sink wouldn’t flow,
Oh God please, where’s my wallet at,
These pants wont fit-I’m getting fat,
...

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Third World Girl

Little third world girl,
The bones and skin of you
Lie dying in the dust

I see your eyes, wide and hollow
On my screen.
Do you know of me?

The black flies buzz
And move about your face,
And you no longer brush them away.

For now you are waiting in the dust,
And do not feel the flies
And do not feel the hunger... anymore

You are waiting in the dust, little girl
And you are looking at me
From the other side of the world.

If I could draw you from the tube
Into this room carpeted and clean,
Paneled and pictured,

What would you think of me?
Would you thank me?
Would you hate me?

Or, would you simply waste away?
Too lost and weak to hold my world—
My oh-so-civilized clutter:

These leather bound books
Of Shakespeare and Twain,
These disks of music and movement,

These Polach and Picasso prints,
These calculators and cell phones,
These game cubes and computers.

This high definition, surround sound,
Color screem, wide-screen,
Flat-screen, miracle of technology

Can it resurrect you from
The Great Darkness
That will be your dissolution?

How easily, with one God-like finger,
Can I bring this screen to darkness
And to silence... as if you never were.

This could be, were it not
For my midnight dreams,
Where the shadow you appears

To ask the unspoken question
Whispering within me—
Whispering why

You are there and I am here-
So very far apart
Upon this great blue and ancient sphere.

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