The Tapestry Poem by Forrest Gander
The Tapestry
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Me, when I think of you I see
Alley cats in your kitchen,
God weeping at your openings,
Individual acts of imagination, never
Culligan men under
Floorboards slipping hallucinogens into your water.
Let me say I have imagined you
Undressing guests before mirrors
To let their dragonfly bodies
Escape from human shells.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: cats
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God weeping at your openings, Individual acts of imagination! /// O (before thy God) do not act, don't be actor, actress overacting is avoidable your imagination maybe true or false but do best something for all, for welfare.........///